City of Arts and Sciences tickets and tours
Valencia's Oceanogràfic is the biggest aquarium in Europe with 44 million gallons of water and hosting more than 500 animal species. Get rea...
3 hours 30 minutes
Principe Felipe Science Museum is a reference point for interactive science and one of the most visited destinations in the country. It is t...
24 hours
Come to Valencia’s City of Arts and Sciences and visit both the Hemisfèric and Principe Felipe Science Museum with a unique combined ticket!...
Flexible
The Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía, designed by Santiago Calatrava, hosts one of the most important artistic and cultural centres worldwide a...
1 hour
Experience 3D IMAX at its best enjoying a film projected on a 328ft high, 2952 square-foot ovoid roof. Discover the Hemisfèric, the building...
1 hour
Explore the amazing City of Arts and Sciences, one of the most important cultural and architectonical sites in Europe. On this tour you’ll g...
2 hours
Explore the City of Arts and Sciences with a passionate local guide and find out how the futuristic architectural masterpiece came to be. Th...
4 hours
Discover the city of Valencia on this private tour. Pass by the city's main monuments and landmarks such as the City of Arts and Sciences, a...
4 hours
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The inside story
Set in the former riverbed of River Turia, this awe-inspiring entertainment complex is largely the work of locally born star architect Santiago Calatrava. A cluster of six bone-white buildings that bring to mind the giant vertebrae of some prehistoric animal, the design appears both ancient and boldly futuristic. While the project was originally criticized by locals for going vastly over budget, the complex has since become one of Valencia’s most beloved attractions.
Home to a 3D cinema (the Hemisfèric), the largest aquarium in Europe (the Oceanográfico), an interactive science museum (Prince Felipe Museum of Sciences), and the spectacular opera house (the Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía) among other sights, this multifunctional and family-friendly space has plenty to keep you entertained. Complemented by reflective pools and tranquil streams, the impressive setting also makes for an atmospheric stroll day or night.
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