Aquariums can bring people and marine animals as sharks, dolphins and all kinds of fish together. Some of these aquariums have gigantic tanks representing natural habitats of different ecosystems around the planet with a huge variety of species. See some of the largest and most incredible aquariums in the world.

Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta, USA: Equipped with tanks totaling 30 million cubic meters of water and over a hundred thousand animals of 500 different species, this is considered one of the largest aquariums in the world.  Among its famous residents are the two giant whale sharks.

Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta

Atlantic Sea Park in Alesund, Norway:  Considered one of the largest Scandinavian saltwater aquariums this amazing place has a spectacular outdoor area with a view directly to the Atlantic Ocean. In this aquarium is possible to touch some species and watch them being feed.

Atlantic Sea Park in Alesund

Ripley’s Aquarium in Toronto, Canada: This aquarium is equipped with 5.7 million liters of marine and freshwater tanks transformed in its residents habitats. You can see more than 450 species from all over the world and also feel as if you are inside the ocean giving a walk through an amazing glass tunnel.

Ripley’s Aquarium in Toronto

Dubai Mall Aquarium in Dubai, Arab Emirates: Apart from designers’ shops, this shopping center also offers its visitor an aquarium with 140 species of aquatic animals. It is considered one of the largest suspended aquariums in the world and it houses the largest collection of sand tiger sharks of the planet.

Dubai Mall Aquarium in Dubai

Lisbon Oceanarium in Lisbon Portugal: Considered the largest indoor aquarium in Europe, it has a large collection of marine species divided into a central larger tank and four other ones around it. All the thanks are houses of different habitats with their native flora and fauna.

Lisbon Oceanarium

Sea Life in London, England: House for more than 500 species and 2 million liters of water, the London Aquarium receives about one million visitors each year.  The place is divided into 14 themed zones with their native fauna e flora and it is very interactive.

Sea Life in London