Exhibitions to visit

Open Exhibitions

Real Bodies Exhibition

The Real Bodies Exhibition offers a unique experience to explore the wonderful world of the human body. Through the display of real human organs and bodies, the exhibition allows you to discover the secrets and complexity of our organism.

One of the distinctive features of this exhibition is the multimedia area, which offers interactive experiences and virtual reality. These technologies will take you on an immersive journey through different systems of the human body, such as the circulatory and nervous systems.

The beauty of the human body will be admired through this exhibition, which will offer you a unique perspective on the secrets of our organism. You will be fascinated by the exhibits and have the opportunity to learn new insights into human biology.

Moreover, after a day at the beach, you can relax in a cool, air-conditioned environment while visiting the Real Bodies Exhibition. This cultural and learning experience is suitable for the whole family, offering an opportunity for everyone to enrich their knowledge and become fascinated by the human body.

We recommend you take advantage of this unique exhibition to discover the secrets and beauty of our bodies in an engaging and inspiring way.

Closed Exhibitions

Sea Life

A walk through the ocean where you can see tropical fish, but also 25 tanks containing 60 sharks from 24 different species, or a look at the ancient history of the whole Upper Adriatic. These are exhibitions in Jesolo. The Sea Life ocean tunnel will open in 2011. Located behind piazza Brescia, near the shopping centre and McDonald’s, it will allow you to discover fascinating marine life with a walk through the ocean, where you can photograph tropical fish and perfectly recreated marine environments.

Shark Expo

Also in piazza Brescia, at the Palazzo del Turismo, you can visit the “Shark Expo” containing various species, including sharks from the Zambezi, the only examples on display in Europe, the incredible bull sharks, but also the extremely rare hammerhead shark, the enormous lemon shark, the extraordinarily elegant zebra shark and two nurse sharks. Those who love natural history shouldn’t miss the museum of natural history behind piazza Trieste, with over 1000 square metres containing numerous collections. Over 20,000 exhibits of great historical and natural interest with a scientific-didactic display of all the most important fauna in the European and Palaearctic area. Inside there are also artisan relics, a teaching workshop for the non-sighted and differently-abled and a naturalist-scientific library.