Greetings & Welcome to Baltimore Aquarium

Baltimore Aquarium

Mission

Baltimore Aquarium's mission is to educate people about conservation of marine ecology and environment. In Baltimore Aquarium, there is 17,000 species which you will encounter during your visit to the aquarium. The marine creatures from depth of great blue presents insight into the lesser known world, which Baltimore Aquarium proudly showcase of Leidy's Comb Jelly, the Blacktip Reef Shark, Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin, and many more.

Attractions

Baltimore Aquarium recently added new exhibition, Animal Planet Australia: Wild Extremes. During the visit at the Wild Extremes, you can experience the gorge river in Australia through 4-D Immersion Theater. Also, Dolphins!Who doesn't love them? Baltimore Aquarium offers various time for the show where the ticket is required and can be purchased at the visitor center. Trainers will provides the knowledge of dolphins' behavior and its habits. For more information

Introduction

Aquarium

Aquarium is a public museum, which has different kinds of amphibians, reptiles, invertebrates, mammals, and birds from North Atlantic, the Pacific, and the worldwide to exhibit various environments. The goal is to educate the tourists and have them to enjoy the tours at the Aquarium.

History

William Donald Scheaefer, formerly a Baltimore Mayor, developed the concept of redesigning the aquarium during the redevelopment of Inner Harbor area of Baltimore, Maryland in the United States. Early August of 1981, the Baltimore Aquarium opened to the public.