Multimar Wattforum — Aquarium in Tönning

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Multimar Wattforum and its collection

Multimar Wattforum, opened in 1999, is an aquarium in Tönning, Germany.

Opened in 1999 and enlarged repeatedly since, it exists to teach visitors to the national park about life in the Wadden Sea. More than 30 tanks with a combined volume of 150 m³ double as a rearing facility for threatened creatures. Hippocampus guttulatus seahorses, a species thought to have gone from the North Sea, were bred there in the summer of 2004 from wild-caught stock.

Animals and collection

Animals on show include Kurzschnäuzige Seepferdchen, Seestern, Helgoländer Hummer, Strandkrabbe and Einsiedlerkrebs.

Exhibits

Its exhibits include Algenwald, Großbecken, Brandungszone, Miesmuschelbank and Großaquarium.

Things to do

Things to do include Dialogue with the diver and Lunch for the fish.

What the venue says

  • dedicated outdoor otter enclosure
  • Im Multimar Restaurant servieren wir regionale Speisen, kleine Snacks, Kaffee & Kuchen und Erfrischungen.

Opening hours

Nov-Mar 10:00-17:00; Apr-Oct 09:00-18:00; Dec 24 off

As published by the venue; we could not read it into a timetable.

am 24.12 bleibt das Multimar Wattforum geschlossen

Admission

Ticket TypePrice
Adults15.00 EUR
Children (ages 4 to 15)9.00 EUR
Family ticket40.00 EUR

Facilities

  • Assistance animal policy
  • Parking
  • On-site dining
  • Keeper talk or show

Exhibitions & events

No upcoming events

No temporary exhibitions or scheduled public events are published for Multimar Wattforum at this time.

Location & map

Dithmarscher Str. 6
Tönning
Germany

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Animals

Photographs show each species in general. They were not taken at Multimar Wattforum.

Exhibits

  • 18-meter-long sperm whale skeleton display