One of the fish would swim over as fast as possible whenever it saw one of our hands near the water seemingly excited to be pet, which we obliged. One fish was very angry at us and tried to breach a few times, we miss that fish. There's a surprising number of exhibits given the relatively small size of the aquarium, I loved it and being able to observe the marine life for a few hours

Very small but cute aquarium, totally worth the ticket price (70nok per adult). 🐟 We were the only 2 guests on Tuesday afternoon. Got the privilege of experience whole space by ourselves. The setup(decoration) in every box is very aesthetics, felt fantastic just by looking into it closely. They also hang a fake human on the ceiling, two fake human sitting in the last room (just before exit door). I think that’s a tradition of Norway, many small museums do so. Mixed haunting house’s creepy feeling into normal visiting experience. I think it’s really fun. 5 stars recommended 👍Must to go in Drøbak The view surrounding the aquarium was astonishing too.

A place for family with children to come. kr100/adult and kr.50 for child. You can use than 1 time, free toilet. I love the displaying of the status. At the end of route, children can touch some creatures

Amazing place, children loves it.

Drøbak akvarium is a great place to be. For the size of the akvarium its was abit small than we expected. The entry fee was reasonable. For those kids that are below 4 years entry fee was Free. All in all positives vibes for kids.

Small but very cool to take kids.

Nice aquarium with lots of aquariums showing local under water wildlife of the Oslo fjord. Me and my daughter had a nice and interesting little visit.

Great place for.kids and adults too. clean and many fishes to see 😄

A somewhat small aquarium yet there's a lot of biomes on exposition. You'll even have an opportunity to "pet" starfish and other creatures. Since the visit is short and fun - it's perfect for children.

Drøbak akvarium is a small local akvarium but has a great concept. Do not take fish from other places, which I think is very good. And the location is right beside the sea, fantastic. Many types of fish that i didn't know they were in Oslofjorden, very impressive and interesting. We came with our children aged 15 and 12 years, they were very happy and enjoyed being there. Recommended

Very well priced all of the sea creatures were active and seemed like they were showing off which was great to see. Staff were friendly and everything was easy to find.

Very cute aquarium. It is not very big and the signs are almost completely in Norwegian, only sometimes with English translation, but we had a great time anyway. There is even a little basin where the kids can touch starfishes and sea urchins.

Had some hours left in the afternoon and decided to go there with the family. The place is easy to find, offers some parking spots and paying the entrance fee was very easy and Corona-safe. The aquarium itself is a nice, small place to bring the kids and to learn more about the local wildlife. The texts are kept short and to the point so you actually read the stuff about the animals :)

As a matter of fact, this aquarium is kinda small, but it offers an astonishing variety of fish - some of which I've never seen before, though I am very into the whole fish thing and therefore have visited lots of aquariums. It's a very interesting place to be, plus it offers the visitors a great range of local fish and crabs. I really enjoyed my visit there! :)

It can be nice only if you have children and outside is raining like if it's the last day of the Earth. Don't waste your money in it, you'd better spend it on tickets to go away from Drobak, since it's empty and without something to see.

The mosttt imp thing about this is. It open everyday weekend holiday new years bla bla I felt bad for fish as tanks were very small. But offcourse they have a good variety . At entrance they have a machine to buy ticket by urself . Pay with card.

Its a lovely place to stay and visit..full of natural beauty, greenery and beautiful coastal city..

I called it a house of aquarium. Many fishes that I've never seen. It's was good

Nice local aquarium. A touch pool (and a 'don't touch' pool). Info in Norwegian and English.

Very nice aquarium with a surprising variety of exhibits, a number of which seemed keen to interact with visitors! Hugo the wolffish was an impressive beastie. Who knew that there were so many colours of sea cucumber or varieties of starfish in European waters. Absolute favourite were the cuckoo wrasse!

Aquarium on the seashore. Parking lot next to the marina.

For a small place I was impressed with what they have to offer and learn , the wolf fish feeding was pretty cool . Thank you

Nice tiny but many different species of fish, here you can touch fish. Must visit place in Drøbak

Good place for getting more information about fishes

Not the biggest place but has a decent collection of fish, crabs, shrimps, sting rays, etc nice for kids and you can touch/hope some of the sea creatures as well.

Great place for kids. They would love it actually touching the fishes and seeing them really in front of them

Great place for kids. Expect the trip around the aquarium to end fast though. Will be done in 20 mins or less.

Great aquarium with a wide variety of fish, crabs, eel, and many other sea creatures. Would recommend for anyone in Norway

Dont expect much, but it doesn't cost much. My son had fun.

Amazing place for a visit with small kids. It was quite impressive to see the variety and beauty if the creatures from the Oslofjord

A small aquarium but had a nice experience. You get to experience " touch and feel fish"

A small aquarium that my kids were keen to go in to. Focused on the wildlife in Oslo fjord which is interesting although not necessarily spectacular and was fairly priced. If I was with people who wanted to go I would go again.

Impressive fish collection.