Aquarium of Genoa combined tickets

Which Aquarium of Genoa combo to book

The classic. Aquarium of Genoa + Biosphere is the bundle almost everyone books. Both sit on the Porto Antico waterfront, so you walk from one to the other. Do the Aquarium first, since it takes longest, then the Biosphere's tropical plants.

For the view. Aquarium of Genoa + Bigo Panoramic Lift adds the panoramic lift on the harbour, which raises you above the port for a look over the old town and the docks. Quick, and close by.

First time in Genoa. Aquarium + Hop-on Hop-off Bus Genoa is well rated and gives you a way round the city after the visit. Aquarium + Genoa Port Tour by Boat shows the harbour from the water. Check the boat's departure point and times on the booking page.

Families. The Genoa Family Pass combines an Aquarium ticket with lunch or breakfast, the Biosphere, the bus and the City of Children and Youth, a hands-on museum for children at Porto Antico. Aquarium + The City of Children and Youth is the two-part version. Aquarium + Impossible Museum is a well rated add-on for a rainy hour.

Is a combo cheaper than separate tickets?

A little. The Aquarium bundles are slightly cheaper than their parts. The Family Pass is priced as one product, so check it against the parts you'd actually use. The main gain is one checkout with your Aquarium slot and the second attraction sorted together.

How the tickets work

You book once and get a separate ticket for each part on your phone. Pick the Aquarium date and entry time, then the date or slot for the other part. Weekends and school holidays get busy, so book ahead. Cancellation rules can differ per part, so read the conditions on the booking page.

See all combos in the city on the Genoa combo tickets page, the Biosphere page, or read how combo tickets work.