Berlin Aquarium The Sea of Berlin

1. What are the most beautiful aquariums in the world? 2. Why are there more than 6, museums in Germany with a population of 8 million? 3. What are the top ten aquariums worth visiting in the world? What are the most beautiful aquariums in the world?

The following is a collection in no particular order: The Aquadom Aquarium may not be the largest aquarium in the world, but it is an impressive and unique experience. The cylindrical aquarium is located in the atrium of Radisson Hotel Berlin. It is 25 meters high, 11 meters in diameter and contains 1 million liters of water. There are more than 26 different species living in it. You can take the elevator up from the center of the cylinder and look out through the transparent wall. There is a platform at the top where you can stand overlooking the atrium.

Shanghai Ocean Aquarium, which holds nearly one million gallons of water, is one of the largest aquariums in Asia. Exhibits are divided by region (China Pavilion, Australian Pavilion, etc.). There are many endangered species in the collection. The aquarium also has the longest underwater tunnel in the world, which is 59 feet long.

uShaka Sea World, a marine theme park in Durban, South Africa, is home to the largest aquarium on the African continent. The total water volume of 32 water tanks is close to 1 million gallons. The aquarium was built like a sunken ship at the bottom of the sea. A famous restaurant in the park has a large aquarium full of sharks.

Baltimore National Aquarium, located in Baltimore, opened in 1981 and receives about 1.5 million visitors every year. The aquarium contains more than 1 million gallons of water, and there is a tropical rain forest glass container on the roof. There are more than 16,5 specimens living in it, representing about 66 species.

Monterey Bay Aquarium This famous aquarium is located in Cannery Street, Monterey, California. There are two huge water tanks in it. One of the water tanks itself can hold 1.2 million gallons of water, and there is one of the largest single-pane windows on the earth.

Turkuazo Turkey's Turkuazo Aquarium opened in 29, becoming one of the newest giant aquariums in the world. Turkuazoo is located in Istanbul Forum Shopping Center, which includes not only an 8-meter-long underwater tunnel, but also a tropical rain forest habitat and a flooded forest wetland habitat. There are about 1, kinds of animals living in Turkuyazu. The largest water tank can hold 1.32 million gallons of water.

facilities this huge aquarium is located in the city of art and science, which is actually the name of an exhibition hall in Valencia, Spain. This aquarium is the largest water tank in Europe, which can hold 1.85 million gallons of water. There are more than 45, species of marine life in the L 'Oceanografic exhibition. The external feature of this building is a very striking modern building. If you are visiting Valencia, you can't miss it.

Meihai Aquarium in Okinawa Island, located in Ocean Expo Park, opened in 22, featuring a famous exhibit "Kuroshio Sea". This water tank can hold nearly 2 million gallons of water, and there is a huge acrylic glass plate. This aquarium is famous for whale sharks and manta rays. Only a few aquariums in the world can give visitors a chance to see whale sharks, a huge and majestic animal that needs a lot of space to thrive.

mall of the emirates Aquarium You don't think Dubai will stand by, do you? Mall of the emirates is already one of the largest shopping centers in the world, but it is also home to one of the largest aquariums in the world. The aquarium has a 2.64 million gallon water tank with more than 33, specimens. Sharks and rays alone account for 4 of them. It now has the largest acrylic glass plate in the world, even larger than the glass plate in Okinawa (the glass plate in Okinawa set a record when it was first built).

Georgia Aquarium The Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta. This aquarium was opened in 25, thanks to the support of Bernie Marcus, the co-founder of The Home Depot Hardware Chain Store, for 25 million dollars. Georgia Aquarium is famous for several things. One is a huge 6.3 million gallon water tank, which contains the "Ocean Traveler" exhibition. The other is the number of whale sharks in the aquarium. Georgia Aquarium is the only aquarium outside Asia that is home to whale sharks. However, this is not necessarily a good thing, because two sharks have died, and some people worry that the aquarium is not suitable for them to live in. Why is it that there are more than 6, Museums in Germany with a population of 8 million?

Museums come from Latin museums. It was originally used to commemorate the ——Muses, the goddess in ancient Greek mythology. Muse is the collective name of the nine goddesses, which is in charge of literature and science and brings people encouragement and inspiration. English words such as Amuse, Museum and Music all evolved from it. Therefore, some people think that the first museum in the world is actually the Muse Temple.

Muse, the ancient Greek goddess

Earlier, museums were only research institutions and were not open to the public. After the Renaissance, people became more and more eager for art, and the museum slowly opened to the outside world, and then gradually developed into the museum we see today.

Up to now, there are 6,372 museums in Germany, and the number of visitors reaches 112 million every year. On average, each venue receives 48 visitors every day, and the population of Germany is only 8 million. For Germans, museums, like their favorite sausages and beer, are an indispensable element in life. Presumably, like Brother Circle, whenever Brother Circle visits a city, he will use Chinese, English and German to search numerous raiders. Basically, all raiders will recommend several local museums. It can be seen that the museum has become a very important business card for German cities. Then, the problem comes

First, the museum can systematically sort out the cognition and express it intuitively.

Museum is a living carrier, and different kinds of museums undertake different functions. Such as the history museum, you can really feel the traces left by historical changes; Art museum, presenting the essence works of art masters; The science and technology museum can really feel the products brought about by scientific and technological progress.

It can be said that the folk stories, legends and books we come into contact with are also fragmented knowledge to some extent. Museums are usually arranged according to the longitudinal lines of history, and all kinds of objects are more impressive than the words in books.

Germans have a persistent pursuit of art and knowledge. When they walk into a museum, they can present the things described in books in the form of objects, which can promote people's understanding of art and knowledge. After all, it is difficult for individuals to have the financial and material resources to concentrate such a batch of cultural relics. If they want to see these things, museums have become a good place to go.

Second, to cultivate the love of museums, we should start with dolls

As our beloved Grandpa Deng once said, "Computers should start with dolls". German families attach great importance to the cultivation of children's art. When children are young, parents often take their children to visit various museums to improve their understanding of art.

At the same time, German primary and secondary schools also regard museums as an important resource for youth education, emphasizing the necessity of museums in the process of youth growth. Museums can bring the contents of school courses to life-from history and geography to science, mathematics and technology. Children in museums can start a journey about the values, thoughts and beliefs that form their world.

I know this very well. In the biology class of senior high school, there was a paragraph about the origin of life, so the teacher took us to the museum, visited some fossils and watched the animation of how life evolved, which made us more deeply impressed.

Germans have been interested in museums since childhood, and will naturally visit museums frequently when they grow up.

3. More humanized design of museums

After visiting many museums, I can feel that any museum is very thoughtful in design. I also went to many small museums in Germany, and the collections can't be compared with those of famous big museums, but they do have a deep excavation in their respective themes, which gives people a unique feeling. The explanations of many collections are very detailed, and I feel that I am thinking about visitors everywhere.

Of course, museums will also take advantage of various opportunities to hold many activities to publicize to the public and attract more people to visit. So many museums have their own values. Next, let's take an inventory of

Platz 1. The landmark of the Residenzscloss

is Dresden, and the annual number of visitors is 1.287.

The Dresden Palace is a palace museum, just like our Palace Museum, and it is one of the most magnificent palace buildings in Germany. Since 1485, it has been the residence of the rule the kingdom family in Saxony, and it was also the political power center of the region at that time. The palace was once destroyed by war in World War II, and then restored and rebuilt according to its original appearance.

This palace building is a blend of various architectural artistic styles. The goose yellow exterior wall with red roof and bronze dome is quite elegant. The glass dome of the newly-built closed atrium is very special. There are ticket offices, souvenir shops and cafes here, avoiding the trouble that tourists used to have to wait in line in the open air. This huge palace is now open to the public in the form of "Palace of Art and Science". * * There are Green Vault Treasure Hall (Grünes Gew_lbe), New Green Vault Treasure Hall (Neues Grünes Gew_lbe), Gallery (Kupferstich-Kabinett), Armory (Rüstkammer) and Currency Hall (Münzkabinett).

In addition, exhibitions of Turkish Chamber of Commerce, art libraries and other places are also open to the public. The exhibits are very rich, so it is difficult to read them all in one day. You can choose the exhibition halls that you are interested in and visit them with emphasis. The Green Vault Treasures Museum is the treasure of Dresden Palace, the largest treasure museum in Europe, with thousands of precious collections on display.

Platz 2. Deutsches MeeresMuseum, Germany

Location: Stralsund, annual number of visits: 1.2.

Stralsund is a Hamburg Alliance City, located in Mecklenburg-Prepomerania, Germany, near the Baltic Strait, and its location is like. On June 27th, 22, together with Wisma, it was designated as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. In this beautiful coastal town, there is a famous marine museum in Germany. Its distinctive architecture has made people shine and enter it, and the variety of marine life is even more amazing.

Platz 3. Deutsche Museum

Coordinates: Munich Annual number of visitors: 1.18.

Deutsche Museum is the largest science and technology museum in the world and one of the earliest science and technology museums in the world. The museum was opened on June 28th, 193, where Oskar von Miller convened a meeting of Verein Deutscher Ingenieure (VDI).

The main museum is located in Munich, Germany. At present, there are about 28, exhibits in 5 fields of science and technology, with about 5 million visitors every year. In addition to the main museum, the German Museum has a German Transportation Museum in Theresienh_he, Munich, and a branch in Bonn, the former capital city of West Germany, focuses on the display of German science and technology after 1945.

the total length of the exhibition line is 16 kilometers, which can't be seen in a rough day. Famous exhibitions include the restored Galileo laboratory,

submarines and rockets invented by Germany during World War I and World War II, simulated underground mines, and excellent musical instruments made in Germany. Automobile, railway, ship and plane exhibition halls are places where there are many visitors, and the most attractive one is the 1 million volt lightning simulation performance device in the high-voltage exhibition hall.

Platz 4. Neues Museum (Berlin)

Landmark: Berlin Annual Visits: 1.142.

When you hear about the new museum, don't think that it has just been built for a long time. In fact, people have a history of more than 15 years. In 1939, during the Second World War, the new museum in Berlin was seriously damaged by a bomb attack, and the collection was immediately transferred and the museum was closed. In 1999, the Museum Island where the new Berlin Museum is located was rated as a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO. In 1997, the German government began to renovate the new Berlin Museum. The architect responsible for the renovation was David Chiperfield, with a total cost of 2 million euros. On March 5, 29, the renovation of the new museum in Berlin was completed. On October 17th, it was officially opened to the public.

The new museum is located on the Berlin Museum Island, and there are four other museums, namely, the Bergamon Museum, the Old National Art Gallery, the Old Museum and the Bode Museum, all of which have high ornamental and artistic value.

Berlin Old Museum

Platz 5. Miniatur Wunderland,

Landmark: Hamburg Annual Visits: 1.7.

Miniature is a museum place worth visiting. Humans invented trains to reduce walking, and buildings for living efficiency. This micro-world combines fantasy and reality to construct stories in different countries and different historical backgrounds, just like a wide-angle telescope and a historical scroll.

The towering castles and scattered villages across the river in medieval Europe complement each other, and the quaint bridges are like kisses on both sides. Communicate with different worlds, but have the same wonderful.

Platz 6. Pergamonmuseum,

Landmark: Berlin: 1.35. visitors per year

It is also located in Berlin Museum Island, and another museum also occupies this important position in the eyes of Germans, that is, the Pergamon Museum, which is much more famous than others. The Pegamon Museum, located on the Museum Island in Berlin, Germany, was founded in 191 and opened in 193. It is a tailor-made museum for collecting the Pagamon altar, and it is also named after it. The museum mainly includes three parts. The classical collection houses the Pagamon altar and the Gate of Miletus in the Greek and Roman period. The West Asia Pavilion displays Assyrian, Semitic and Babylonian cultures, including Ishtamen and Central Avenue. Islamic art museum hui