Acuario del Río Paraná

The Paraná River Aquarium, also known as the Paraná River Aquarium Scientific, Technological and Educational Center, is a public aquarium situated in the city of Rosario, in the Argentine province of Santa Fe. This establishment serves as a scientific and educational institution, making it a unique destination for those interested in marine life and aquatic ecosystems.

Objectives of the Paraná River Aquarium

The Paraná River Aquarium serves multiple purposes. It is not only a tourist attraction and a recreational center for the city's population, but also a production center for threatened Paraná fish species. Moreover, it aims to be an institution for the generation of scientific knowledge and an educational tool for the pedagogical dissemination of Paraná biodiversity. It also promotes awareness of the preservation of the aquatic environment, making it a comprehensive destination for learning and exploration.

Visiting the Paraná River Aquarium

Visitors can explore the Paraná River Aquarium through guided tours, which depart every 15 minutes with groups of up to 25 people. Each tour lasts around 2 hours, providing ample time to explore and learn. The aquarium is open from Tuesday to Sunday, with varying hours depending on the day and season. Please note that it is closed for maintenance on Mondays or the first day after a holiday. Tickets can be purchased at the aquarium's box office.