Illustration of a circular room with illuminated aquariums along the walls and a cylindrical coral tank in the centre. Blue light reflects off the floor.

Gdynia, pomorskie

Akwarium Gdyńskie

Aquatic worlds beside Gdańsk Bay, from Mexican amphibians and reef fish to anacondas and inhabitants of the northern Atlantic.

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Akwarium Gdyńskie

Water connects very different environments at Gdynia Aquarium. Some tanks house inhabitants of tropical rivers and coral reefs, while others hold animals from the cold Atlantic and the Baltic Sea. Part of the National Marine Fisheries Research Institute, the aquarium presents more than 200 species in eight rooms on five levels. Its building stands on the Southern Pier, surrounded by Gdańsk Bay.

The collection's history reaches back to research in Hel. The Marine Fisheries Laboratory was established there in 1921, and its collections opened to visitors in 1924. Moving to Gdynia and a new building constructed in 1938-1939 did not immediately bring an aquarium opening: the war interrupted preparations. The institution opened in 1971, initially as the Oceanographic Museum and Marine Aquarium. It adopted the name Gdynia Aquarium in 2003.

Watching the animals reveals different ways of breathing, obtaining food and caring for young. An archerfish shoots water at an insect, an axolotl retains larval gills after maturity, and a male lumpsucker guards eggs. Cold Seas, opened in 2024, has twelve tanks containing around 450,000 litres of water in total. This section explores environments geographically closer to Gdynia, yet equally different from life on land.

Pro děti

This building beside Gdańsk Bay brings together animals from very different waters. There are tropical reef fish, inhabitants of South American rivers and species living in cold seas. More than 200 species occupy eight rooms on five levels. The aquarium is part of a scientific institute that studies the sea.

Its story began before the building itself. In 1921, a laboratory studying the sea and fish opened in Hel. Three years later, visitors could see its collections. The institution then moved to Gdynia, but the war interrupted preparations for an aquarium. Visitors finally entered it in 1971. The present name was adopted in 2003.

Each animal handles aquatic life in its own way. Archerfish shoot insects down with water, axolotls have branching gills, and father lumpsuckers guard their eggs. In Cold Seas, opened in 2024, twelve tanks together hold about 450,000 litres of water. Here you can meet inhabitants of the Atlantic and Baltic before stepping outside to see the real bay again.

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Otevírací doba

March

1. března – 31. března

pondělí
10:00–17:00
úterý
10:00–17:00
středa
10:00–17:00
čtvrtek
10:00–17:00
pátek
10:00–17:00
sobota
10:00–17:00
neděle
10:00–17:00

April and May

1. dubna – 31. května

pondělí
09:00–19:00
úterý
09:00–19:00
středa
09:00–19:00
čtvrtek
09:00–19:00
pátek
09:00–19:00
sobota
09:00–19:00
neděle
09:00–19:00

June

1. června – 30. června

pondělí
09:00–20:00
úterý
09:00–20:00
středa
09:00–20:00
čtvrtek
09:00–20:00
pátek
09:00–20:00
sobota
09:00–20:00
neděle
09:00–20:00

July and August

1. července – 31. srpna

pondělí
09:00–21:00
úterý
09:00–21:00
středa
09:00–21:00
čtvrtek
09:00–21:00
pátek
09:00–21:00
sobota
09:00–21:00
neděle
09:00–21:00

September

1. září – 30. září

pondělí
09:00–19:00
úterý
09:00–19:00
středa
09:00–19:00
čtvrtek
09:00–19:00
pátek
09:00–19:00
sobota
09:00–19:00
neděle
09:00–19:00

October

1. října – 31. října

pondělí
10:00–17:00
úterý
10:00–17:00
středa
10:00–17:00
čtvrtek
10:00–17:00
pátek
10:00–17:00
sobota
10:00–17:00
neděle
10:00–17:00

November-February

1. listopadu – 1. března

pondělí
Zavřeno
úterý
10:00–17:00
středa
10:00–17:00
čtvrtek
10:00–17:00
pátek
10:00–17:00
sobota
10:00–17:00
neděle
10:00–17:00

Výjimky

1. ledna 2026Closure day listed in the opening schedule.
Zavřeno
1. listopadu 2026Closure day listed in the opening schedule.
Zavřeno
24. prosince 2026Closure day listed in the opening schedule.
Zavřeno
25. prosince 2026Closure day listed in the opening schedule.
Zavřeno
31. prosince 2026Closure day listed in the opening schedule.
Zavřeno
5. dubna 2026Closure day listed in the opening schedule.
Zavřeno
1. ledna 2027Closure day listed in the opening schedule.
Zavřeno
1. listopadu 2027Closure day listed in the opening schedule.
Zavřeno
24. prosince 2027Closure day listed in the opening schedule.
Zavřeno
25. prosince 2027Closure day listed in the opening schedule.
Zavřeno
31. prosince 2027Closure day listed in the opening schedule.
Zavřeno
28. března 2027Closure day listed in the opening schedule.
Zavřeno

Closed on Mondays from November to February. Also closed on 1 November, 24 and 25 December, 31 December, 1 January and Easter Sunday. The ticket office and entrance close 30 minutes before the building.

Vstupenky

1 May-31 August

Standard admission
48,00 PLN
Reduced admission
34,00 PLN
Visitor with a disability
23,00 PLN
Family 2+1
119,00 PLN
Family 2+2
142,00 PLN
Family 2+3
165,00 PLN
Supplement for the fourth and each subsequent child
23,00 PLN

1 September-30 April

Standard admission
43,00 PLN
Reduced admission
30,00 PLN
Visitor with a disability
21,00 PLN
Family 2+1
107,00 PLN
Family 2+2
128,00 PLN
Family 2+3
149,00 PLN
Supplement for the fourth and each subsequent child
21,00 PLN

All year

Named annual pass
130,00 PLN
Children before their fifth birthday
zdarma

Reduced admission: children from their fifth birthday, school pupils, students up to 26, retirees and pensioners with proof of eligibility. Family tickets cover two adults and children aged 5-18; each fourth and subsequent child costs an extra PLN 23 from May to August or PLN 21 from September to April. Groups of more than 15: 10% discount in May and June, 20% from September to April; base prices are the same as individual tickets. One group leader per ten participants enters free. Free admission also applies to children under five, a disabled visitor’s carer, zoo employees and PTTK guides and tour leaders. Relevant documents and a free admission card are required. Named annual passes are valid for 365 days; collect an admission card and show the pass and ID on arrival. Friends of the Aquarium card: available after spending at least PLN 150 at the ticket office, giving 10% off later visits for two years; not valid for groups.

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Trasy (1)
  • Illustration of a circular room with illuminated aquariums along the walls and a cylindrical coral tank in the centre. Blue light reflects off the floor.Tematická trasaTen ways to live in waterFrom archerfish and axolotls through sharks, coral reefs and Amazonia to lumpsuckers and wolffish in Cold Seas.Začít prohlídku
Exponáty a body (10)
  • Illustration of a circular room with illuminated aquariums along the walls and a cylindrical coral tank in the centre. Blue light reflects off the floor.Australian marbled catsharkAtelomycterus macleayi. A small Australian shark bred in Gdynia.
  • Illustration of a circular room with illuminated aquariums along the walls and a cylindrical coral tank in the centre. Blue light reflects off the floor.LumpsuckerCyclopterus lumpus. A fish with a suction disc and fathers that guard their eggs.
  • Illustration of a circular room with illuminated aquariums along the walls and a cylindrical coral tank in the centre. Blue light reflects off the floor.Epaulette sharkHemiscyllium ocellatum. A bottom-dwelling shark that can move on its fins.
  • Illustration of a circular room with illuminated aquariums along the walls and a cylindrical coral tank in the centre. Blue light reflects off the floor.Atlantic wolffishAnarhichas lupus. A cold-water predator with teeth for gripping and crushing.
  • Illustration of a circular room with illuminated aquariums along the walls and a cylindrical coral tank in the centre. Blue light reflects off the floor.AxolotlAmbystoma mexicanum. An amphibian that keeps larval features after reaching maturity.
  • Illustration of a circular room with illuminated aquariums along the walls and a cylindrical coral tank in the centre. Blue light reflects off the floor.Banded archerfishToxotes jaculatrix. A fish that knocks insects into the water.
  • Illustration of a circular room with illuminated aquariums along the walls and a cylindrical coral tank in the centre. Blue light reflects off the floor.Electric eelElectrophorus electricus. A South American fish that uses electrical discharges.
  • Illustration of a circular room with illuminated aquariums along the walls and a cylindrical coral tank in the centre. Blue light reflects off the floor.RazorfishAeoliscus strigatus. A slender fish that swims head down.
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81-345 Gdynia
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One of the two lifts is temporarily out of service. The current plan starts on the third floor and proceeds downwards; follow signs and staff instructions. Adapted toilets, a parent-and-child room and a quiet room are on the ground floor. Properly identified assistance dogs are admitted with the required documents. Photograph live animals without flash or a tripod.

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