Argentario Aquarium
The Argentario Aquarium features 17 basins housing hundreds of animal and plant species, including grouper fish, moray eels, sharks, sea horses, octopuses, lobsters, posidonia oceanica and more. The aquarium's aim is to reproduce the coastal area's marine life and ecosystem in the most realistic way possible, a structure connected to the Didactic Center of Marine Biology and Recuperation Center of Cetaceans.
Permanent exhibitions in the Spanish Fortress: "Submerged memories" and Maestri d'Ascia
The Spanish Fortress, the historic center's dominating structure, was a military structure built to defend the small residential center and the port from pirate attacks in the early 17th century. The fortress hosts two permanent museums: the Maestri d'Ascia Museum and the "Submerged Memories" exhibition, which aims to chronicle the underwater archaeological research done in the area. The exhibition space spans two floors of the fortress displaying Roman-era artifacts found in the Tuscan Archipelago.