Aquariums in Lower Saxony

The Seehundstation Nationalpark-Haus in the Norden district of Norddeich is a unique institution in Lower Saxony. It is the only state-recognized care station for marine mammals in the region. This makes it a special place for visitors interested in marine life and conservation efforts.

Opened in 1754 as the Ducal Art and Natural History Cabinet, the museum has a rich history. It houses both scientific collections and exhibition collections. The scientific study collection is significantly larger than the publicly accessible part of the permanent exhibition, indicating the depth and breadth of the museum's resources.

Aquarium Wilhelmshaven is a public aquarium and museum located in the city of Wilhelmshaven, Lower Saxony. It is situated along the South Beach Promenade on the Jade Bight, offering visitors a unique combination of natural beauty and educational exhibits.

Sea Life Hannover is a tropical underwater world where visitors can take a trip beneath the waves in the Tropical Sea Life Aquarium. Sea Life in Hannover offers 3,500 square metres of habitats spanning the local Leine River to the Caribbean up to the Amazon. Whether it’s mussels, freshwater stingray

The Dümmer-Museum in Lembruch is a museum dedicated to the natural and cultural history of Dümmer. It is part of the district museum Syke, which is supported by the district of Diepholz. The museum was inaugurated in 1968 and has since been a significant part of the cultural landscape of the region.

The Wattenmeerhäuser are nature conservation and education centers that focus on the Wattenmeer. These include the houses of the Schutzstation Wattenmeer in Schleswig-Holstein and the Wattenmeer Visitor Center in Wilhelmshaven. These centers provide a wealth of information about the Wattenmeer, making them a valuable resource for anyone interested in learning more about this unique ecosystem.