Aquarium of Byronia

The Aquarium of Byronia is located in the village of the same name in the prefecture of Serres, near Lake Kerkini. It is a small, but impressive aquarium created to promote and protect the rich aquatic fauna and flora of the region.

It hosts a variety of fish and other aquatic organisms that live in the waters of Lake Kerkini and the river Strymonas. Visitors can get a close-up view of species such as the wolverine, grayling, eel and various other freshwater fish, which represent the local biodiversity.

The Byronia Aquarium serves as an environmental education centre, offering information about the ecosystems of the rivers and lakes of the region. Visitors can learn about the threats facing these ecosystems, such as pollution and loss of natural habitats, and the efforts being made to protect them. It is an important attraction for visitors to the area and contributes to the tourism development of Byronia and the wider Lake Kerkini area. At the same time, it is a place of recreation and learning for schools and local residents, strengthening the connection between the local community and the natural environment.

The Byronia Aquarium is open to the public and offers guided tours to help visitors better understand the importance of the region's aquatic ecosystems. The visit is often combined with excursions to Lake Kerkini and other natural beauties of Serres Prefecture, making it part of a wider travel plan.