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Family attraction · Bakırköy, Istanbul
İstanbul Akvaryum
Istanbul Aquarium is a public aquarium in Florya, on the southwest coast of Istanbul, about 5 kilometres from Atatürk International Airport and close to motorway and railway links. It opened in April 2011, is a member of the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums, and was designed by the public-aquarium consultants OCEAN Projects. The two-storey complex covers 22,000 square metres on a 100-decare site and holds 7,000 cubic metres of water in 66 tanks, with about 1,500 species and 15,000 land and sea creatures in total. Its aquarists feed, clean and check the animals under the quarantine protocol set by the management, aiming to keep conditions as close as possible to their natural habitats.
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Visitors follow a geographical route of 16 themes and one rainforest, starting in the Black Sea and travelling towards the Pacific. The specially themed route is about 1.2 kilometres long and passes through a visitor area of 6,000 square metres. Along the way are two 15-person 5D cinemas showing seven different films, with effects such as wind, fog and water. The route also has three cafeterias, a 470-square-metre gift shop and a restaurant with a view of the Panama Canal exhibit on one side and the sea on the other. The aquarium's own car park covers 32,000 square metres with space for 1,200 vehicles.
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Yes, its own car park has space for 1,200 vehicles.
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