Denver Aquarium

The Downtown Aquarium in Denver is a for-profit aquarium and restaurant that showcases a variety of fish and other animals. The 107,000 square feet main building sits on a 17-acre site adjacent to the South Platte River, with freshwater and marine aquaria totaling approximately 1,000,000 US gallons. The aquarium features several interactive exhibits, including a horseshoe crab touch tank and a stingray touch-and-feed tank, and is home to numerous endangered or threatened species. It also participates in the AZA's Species Survival Plan for Sumatran tigers. The aquarium offers a unique experience for families, with a focus on conservation and education