Aquarium et Musée de la Mer de Dinard, Public aquarium and marine museum in Dinard, France.
The aquarium and marine museum in Dinard displays around 25 tanks with coastal sea creatures from Breton waters, set above the Rance estuary. The building houses both exhibition spaces and working research laboratories for scientific study.
The marine station was founded in 1935 and relocated from Tatihou Island to Dinard, where architect Yves Hémar designed the building. The structure was completed in 1936 above the estuary.
The place brings together marine research and public display, showing how local sea life is studied and shared with visitors. People come here to learn about the waters and creatures around Brittany.
The building sits directly above the bay and is walkable from the town center. Visitor hours vary by season, so it is wise to check ahead before planning a visit.
A 1936 statue called 'Eve Tempted by the Serpent' sits atop the building and sparked debate when it was first installed. This sculpture is a notable architectural detail that many visitors overlook.
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