Aquarium Finisterre : info and guided tour

Introduction to Aquarium Finisterre

Aquarium Finisterre is the public aquarium of A Coruña, in Galicia, located on the seafront promenade, close to the Atlantic Ocean. Set in a large contemporary building, it offers a visit focused on the marine life of the Galician coast and the Atlantic ecosystems surrounding the city.

The site is known for its scientific and educational purpose. The tanks highlight local species, while the exhibition areas explain the deep connection between A Coruña and the sea. The aquarium is therefore part of the city’s maritime culture, which is very present in its urban identity.

Among its most notable features are the large observation tanks, North Atlantic fish and the sections dedicated to marine environments near the Galician coast. The visit offers a close look at animals often invisible from the shore, through a route designed to help visitors understand their habitat.

With its setting facing the waterfront and its focus on local biodiversity, Aquarium Finisterre has become a popular visit for families and nature enthusiasts alike. It stands out for its ability to combine scientific discovery, marine awareness and views of A Coruña’s Atlantic world.

Discover A Coruña with a private guide

A private guide can help you better understand how the aquarium works, the origin of its collections and the importance of the sea in A Coruña’s history. The guided experience also provides useful insights into the species on display, the marine environments presented and the maritime context of the Galician coastline.