Founded in 1910 by Prince Albert I, the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco offers a dazzling dive beneath the seas. Many visit just to admire its fabulous aquarium, which houses 6,000 residents, with the centerpiece being the Shark Lagoon, an extraordinary recreation of a coral reef inhabited by large predators of the deep. However, it is also important not to miss the museum's historical collection, which, with its impressive skeletons of marine mammals, forms the largest oceanographic cabinet of curiosities. A journey through time complemented by the new exhibition "Méditerranée 2050", an immersive and interactive experience that will transport you to 2050, facing the challenges of population growth, pollution, and climate change.