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SEA LIFE Munich is home to over 3,000 fish and other marine creatures, with tanks dedicated to both the fish from the region and saltwater animals, including 20 different species of shark! Enjoy your visit to this popular attraction before exploring the rest of Munich’s Olympiapark.
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4 tips for visiting the SEA LIFE Munich

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If you’re traveling throughout Germany (or if you live locally) then consider investing in an annual Merlin Pass. You’ll enjoy visiting 16 Merlin attractions throughout the country over 12 months, including all SEA LIFE centers, Legoland Deutschland, Madame Tussauds Berlin, the Hamburg and Berlin Dungeons, and many more!
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Explore the Olympic Park, Olympic stadium, and Olympia Tower, all within walking distance of SEA LIFE Munich.
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Look out for the feeding times on the date of your visit - the sharks and reef inhabitants are fed every weekday at 2.30 pm, and there are divers in the Ocean Tank every Saturday and Sunday for an hour from 11.30 am to 12.30 pm.
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SEA LIFE Munich doesn’t have a café or restaurant, but in summer you can bring a picnic to eat in the Olympic Park, or try one of the restaurants available throughout the park. Between April and October, why not try the Olympiapark Beer Garden for that authentic Bavarian experience in the sunshine!

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s there to see inside SEA LIFE Munich?

SEA LIFE Munich is home to more than 3,000 animals in 36 tanks. It has a special emphasis on local creatures, so you’ll learn a lot about the fish which live in the river Isar and the Danube, plus they have a 10m (33 ft) long tunnel featuring oceanwater creatures. You’ll meet sea horses and octopuses, and up to 20 different species of shark. There’s also a chance to get up close and personal with anemones, starfish, and crabs in the touch pools. Read more.

Can we feed the fish?

Guests are asked not to feed the animals they encounter! Their diet is carefully monitored by the staff to make sure all the species in the aquarium are kept happy and healthy. There are daily feedings which visitors can watch, during which time the aquarium staff will explain the animals’ dietary habits and needs. Feedings vary daily, so you should check with the ticket desk or a member of staff on arrival to see what’s available to watch on the day of your visit. Read more.

What age group is the attraction designed for?

SEA LIFE Munich is designed for families with children aged between 4 and 10, but it can be enjoyed by guests of all ages! If you’re local to Munich then you can also choose SEA LIFE Munich as a venue for your child’s birthday party - packages include entrance for guests, a special guided treasure hunt, an hour in a specially decorated party room, and a free ticket for the birthday child. Here you can find more details. Read more.

How long should I plan for my visit?

SEA LIFE Munich isn’t a huge aquarium, and adults can probably see everything in about an hour, or 90 minutes. If you’re visiting with small children then you might want to move a little slower to give them time to spot all the different creatures, and you’ll probably spend closer to 2 hours inside the attraction. Read more.

General information

opening hours

SEA LIFE Munich is open daily, with the exception of December 24. From Monday to Friday, the aquarium is generally open from 9 am to 5 pm, and at the weekends and on public holidays the aquarium is open from 9 am to 6 pm. The aquarium is also open from 9 am to 6 pm in August and during local school vacations. The last entry to the attraction is 1 hour before closing time.

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SEA LIFE Munich
Willi-Daume-Platz 1
80809 Munich
Germany

tickets

Tickets purchased online are €22 for those aged 15 and over, €17 for children aged between 3 and 14. Children ages 2-14 attending the Tropical Island Breakfast are €32.50, while under 2 years old can enter free of charge. The Tropical Island Breakfast ticket for adults is €42.50. The price for adults at the entrance without an online ticket is €23.50, while a ticket with a Photo Pass costs €24 online.

how to get there

SEA LIFE Munich can be easily reached by taking metro line 3 to Olympiazentrum, then follow the signs for the attraction. The walk from the metro station takes about 10 minutes. Car parking is available for a fee in the Olympiapark car park.
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