"ZooLogical!": The House of the Sea in Vienna Invites to New Evening Tours

Since August 2025, the House of the Sea has been opening its doors in the evening for a special format: "ZooLogically! With Full Fins into the Weekend". On the first Friday of each month at 6 PM, visitors have the opportunity to explore zoological topics in a relaxed atmosphere. The approximately one-hour tours focus on changing themes – always well-prepared and clearly explained.

"Animalistically Unnoticeable": Vienna's House of the Sea Puts Underdogs in the Spotlight

The next event takes place on September 5th. Under the title "Animalistically Unnoticeable", the focus is on those animals that are often overlooked in everyday life. For example, the giant girdled lizard – a small lizard that has already served as a model for movie monsters due to its dragon-like appearance. Also, David's cichlid, a back-swimming fish with unusual behavior, is among the featured species.

Exciting Answers to Questions About Marine Inhabitants

The guides address topics in their narratives that are hardly noticed in normal zoo operations: How do marine animals sleep? What strategies help animals survive in extreme heat or cold? What are living fossils? And how does social behavior work in the animal world? The tour conveys these contents in understandable language – with a focus on surprising perspectives.

Registration and Costs

Participation in the tour costs five euros per person, plus admission. Registration is possible online via the House of the Sea's website. Bookings are already open for all dates in 2025.

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