This awesome complex, designed by the world-famous locally born architect Santiago Calatrava, holds several spectacular and avant-garde buildings which have become icons of Valencia: a great opera house, a science museum, an aquarium and a , 3D cinema ,are the main ones. You can visit them or take a pleasant walk through the surrounding promenades and pools. ,A family-oriented space.
Info & Location
City/Province: Valencia City
Type of Experience:
Top attractions
Where: Avenida del Professor López Piñero, 7, 46013 València, Valencia
Tourist info: OceanogràficThis is Europe's biggest aquarium. With seven different marine environments and almost 45,000 specimens of 500 different species. Admission: €31,30 (adults) / € 23,30 (children from 4 up to 12 years old).The HemisfèricIt's a digital 3D cinema, with a huge 900 metre concave screen. Several films are screened daily, mainly educational documentaries, suitable for all audiences. Admission: € 8 (adults) / € 6,20 (children from 4 up to 12 years old).Príncipe Felipe Science MuseumWith the philosophy "Not touching is prohibited" you can imagine what kind of museum this is. The Príncipe Felipe Science Museum offers different interactive exhibitions about science and technology. Admission: € 8 (adults) / € 6,20 (children from 4 up to 12 years old).
Palau de Les Arts Reina Sofia.Opera House.For music-lovers. From October to November, its programme includes operas, concerts, zarzuela and ballet. When not being used for performances, you can visit the building by booking in advance on the website.
The UmbracleThis is a huge, open-access garden covering more than 17,000 m2 where you can stroll around and take in the typical Mediterranean plants and contemporary sculptures. Terraza Mya opens its doors at night during the summer months.
Combined ticketsTo get the most, saving. you have join ticket for Oceanogràfic, Sicience Museum and Hemisfèric (for only one or different days). Admission: € 38,60 (adults) / € 29,10 (children from 4 up to 12 years old).
