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National Maritime Aquarium
The Plymouth National Maritime Aquarium is the UK’s largest aquarium and be amazed at our fascinating underwater world and how we all play a part in conserving it.
Your journey will take you across the world’s oceans from the shores of Plymouth to the coral reefs of the tropics. Our hosts deliver an action packed talk schedule, including the not to be missed our interactive dive daily show.
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National Maritime Aquarium, Rope Walk, Coxside, Plymouth, Devon PL4 0LF, United Kingdom
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