The story of a huge aquarium with millions of liters of water and 1,500 fish in a hotel in Berlin

And large aquarium what million liters of water at a hotel reception in The center of Berlin explodes this Friday, The building and neighboring streets were flooded.

Call “Aquadome” -what About 1,500 fish were kept in- I ate about 14 meters high and was described as one of Largest cylindrical aquarium in the world.

Two people were injured by glass and officials said one “Significant and incredible damage.”

Photos shared by some guests showed heavy damage inside the hotel’s reception.

Extensive damage to the aquarium as well, with the tank apparently empty and water leaking from pipes into the lobby.

And dozens of passers-by were also able to see the remains of the aquarium, which is located in the city center, in the Alexanderplatz sector, the Radisson Blu Hotel.

The building was closed due to flooding and most of the guests were moved to other locations.

It is unknown what caused the explosion

Firefighters responding to the emergency reported this It could not be determined what caused the aquarium to explode.However, a police source told local media that there was no evidence that the breach was the result of a premeditated attack.

officials also reported that they had used Rescue dogs checked the area inside the hotel for potentially injured people, none were found.

And he noted that the emergency had produced “enormous amounts” of water flowing onto nearby roads and that people in the area should drive with caution.

The Aquadome opened in December 2003 and set a Guinness World Record for being the world’s largest cylindrical aquarium. There were more than 100 different species of fish in it.

It had become an attraction not only for the hotel – which sold rooms with a view of the “Aquadome” – but also for Berlin. It was renovated two years ago.

on its website on Friday, The hotel said the attraction was temporarily closed and asked visitors to reschedule their tickets.

It reportedly cost approximately US$12.8 million at the time of its construction.