Let your imagination run wild at this colourful, interactive and engaging experience where you can deepen your knowledge of the earth's precious oceanic world while having a fun day out with the whole family.

Pixel Zoo™ Ocean, taking place in downtown Geneva, features a variety of marine life, from sea turtles and dolphins to coral reefs and shoals of fish. The interplay between art and technology offers an entertaining and memorable day out for visitors young and old.

Pixel Zoo™ Ocean: The largest digital aquarium in Europe

The 40-minute show is the main attraction, which introduces viewers to four main ocean zones. Then, there's the 30-minute living aquarium area where visitors have the chance to bring their own sea creature to life through creative templates and animation.

Photo: © Jonathan Imhoff

The show is accompanied by a narrative voice-over that provides stories and facts. The shows are in French on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. They are in English every Thursday and Sunday. Additionally, the show script can be read on-site and online in English so you can tune in to the performance regardless of the day of the week! 

An immersive and educational experience for the whole family

Pixel Zoo™ Ocean is recommended for families with children and is ideal for children aged five and older. Visitors receive templates of underwater animals so they can get creative with their unique designs of the underwater creatures. The interactive area is equipped with special technology that allows the drawings to be scanned and animated in the live aquarium.

Children aged 0 to 3 do not need a ticket and can attend the show for free. However, since strollers must be left at the sheltered outdoor entrance, the event is not recommended for children under 2 years old. 

Get your Pixel Zoo™ Ocean tickets now

Book your tickets on the Pixel Zoo™ Ocean website. Book your tickets now and plan your visit to the exhibition! There is no parking available, so anyone driving to the event will have to park elsewhere. The event organisers recommend arriving by public transportation instead.

Photo: © Jonathan Imhoff

Header photo: © Jonathan Imhoff