Located in the Lujiazui Financial District, close to the Oriental Pearl Tower, the Shanghai Ocean Aquarium is one of the largest man-made seawater aquariums in the world. The Shanghai Ocean Aquarium has a unique appearance, with the main and auxiliary buildings in the shape of large and small pyramids.

The Shanghai Aquarium is divided into nine exhibition areas with the theme of “Experience the Five Continents through the Water World”, displaying more than 450 species and more than 12,000 rare aquatic creatures from five continents and four oceans.

Among them: 10 species are national protected species, and 10 species are included in the international protection list as endangered or critically endangered species.

At the same time, the aquarium has successfully bred 37 species of organisms, 6 of which were the first successful breeding in the country.

The ocean classroom on the third floor of Shanghai Ocean Aquarium is equipped with a touch pool, symbiotic system display and reading interactive area. The ocean classroom holds marine life science courses from time to time, providing visitors with the opportunity to immerse themselves in learning and understanding marine knowledge. Through personal touch and personal observation, visitors can understand the magic of the ocean, thereby inspiring their passion for marine life. (For information on science courses, please pay attention to the official platform announcement of Shanghai Ocean Aquarium)

The Shanghai Ocean Aquarium is the only aquarium in the world that has a Chinese exhibition area and offers themed exhibitions on the aquatic life and ecology of the Yangtze River Basin.

Starting from the Yangtze River, passing through the Amazon jungle, you will arrive at the “Electric Eel” pool in South America, facing the “Sawfish and Archerfish” in Australia across the water, wandering in the colorful Southeast Asia, experiencing the cold winter with the penguins in Antarctica, marveling at the graceful figures of the “Jellyfish”, and passing through 4 different ocean styles including the thrilling “Shark Bay”, a 155-meter-long underwater tunnel that is currently one of the longest in the world…

In this novel, unique, beautiful, and naturally cheerful underwater world, surrounded by more than 450 species and over 15,000 fish, every tourist is led across five continents and four oceans to experience an unforgettable “ocean journey”.