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Hands-on science meets marine wonders in this dual discovery pass.
Hands-on science meets marine wonders in this dual discovery pass.
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Oceanogràfic
Science Museum
Oceanogràfic
Science Museum
Perfect and child-friendly. Not being able to visit the aquarium and science city on the same day allowed us to visit the next day
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family with 4 1/2 year old girl. the aquarium was engaging so much that the little girl walked to the end. It is a different concept of the aquarium than the aquarium in Genoa. The dolphin show was also very interesting for the child. We then went to the Science Museum where there is a special area for children from 4 to 10 years old. Also in the various pavilions there are several interesting activities/experiments for the baby as well. I would definitely go there again.
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The oceanográfic is fine. It lacks a picnic area with a microwave for babies. And the science museum is a bit outdated and could use a renovation.
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I loved the walk coming to the Aquarium. There was a high concentration of many animal species. The sea lions were super cute. How they played in the water. I loved the Beluga whale. I have never seen anything like that.
Great place! Great show. There were lockers for backpacks and travel bags, which served us well. You can even leave them and open them several times during the day. We left our bags at the Cité de la Science and came back at the end of the day to pick them up.
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Oceanografic was great. We spent 5 hours there including a dolphin show. We had sunny weather. We really liked the layout of the facility, you spend time in and out of buildings. All in all, a great day.
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It's a pity that the science museum has no signage in French. So it was much less attractive for us.
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The aquarium was really very complete, with some very interesting passages. Unfortunately, the food was very disappointing; the only real downside of our visit. The Cité des Sciences was very suitable for children, and the experiments were a great success.
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Nice experiment to both Museum of Scienze and Oceanographic. Unfortunately not all was available in English language at the science museum, but mostly yes. Oceanographic is really cool and I appreciate their focus on climate change.
The Oceanographic was beautiful. Seeing the different animals and habitats was very exciting. Definitely worth a visit and you should plan around 3 hours. The Science Museum was quite crowded and most of the exhibits were unfortunately broken/not working when we visited.
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Very good combination of the two parks . Very nice experience doing online tickets no queues and park rush well organized .
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The organization and proximity between the two places to visit, it was easy to buy the ticket on lina, you could give the option to visit over 2 days because in only 1 it becomes a bit stressful.
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Well, I liked everything, it was a beautiful experience. I learned a lot and remembered forgotten things from when I was in school. Best regards
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Pity the lack of dinosaur fossils no longer in the science museum, as is unfortunately visible on the website
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For exhibits I liked the tunnel with sharks, dolphins and penguins. As in services, personnel was very kind and helpful, the place was overall clean, buying tickets and access was easy and food court had pretty good food.
Outstanding Oceanographic Neat Neat Exciting dolphin show Quick entry with pre-purchased ticket
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everything was perfect the only thing that I would check are the machines inside the museum most of the were not working properly
The truth is that I didn't have time to get to the museum, I asked my girlfriend to marry me on the way to the museum and between one thing and another, we didn't have time.
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The oceanographic is amazing. Lots and lots of different environments, each with large tanks and some beautiful animals. I especially loved the dolphins and the artic sea area. Definitely the best aquarium I've been to so far. On the downside, a couple of things come across as money grabbing, like the very inflated prices at the restaurant or having to pay for a disposable poncho in the aviary. Considering the entry ticket is quite expensive already, these could be offered at a lower price. The science museum is very interactive and I think best suited for kids. Adults will find some cool curiosities here and there but it doesn't compare to similar museums in other big cities.
Wonderful experiences, well-kept museum, oceanografic is a perfect mix of amusement park and zoo
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The oceanographic is spectacular and excellently organized. Very smooth queue at 'entrance, cleanliness and excellent facilities inside. Museum is very rich but most of the attractions are for enthusiasts.
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What to say , if you don't see you don't believe. An exceptional place, manic organization, beautiful. In addition you eat everywhere and pay right, so do not worry about bringing bags and weighing yourself down. Icing on the cake , the parking, 7 euros all day in complete tranquility. Unforgettable experience.
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Oceanografic was wonderful, the best aquarium I have ever been to! The science museum should be modernized and the experiments that are out of order fixed.
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I did not benefit from any guide but the exhibition was outstanding and no explanation is needed in my opinion. Having tickets already booked I had no difficulty entering the facilities and did not have to wait in line. All fantastic
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Beautiful oceanographic, even without a guide. The museum of arts and sciences is a beautiful facility worth a visit for its architectural merit, but the exhibits are more of an educational nature more suitable in my opinion for school groups.
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Explore sea, science, and space in one action-packed combo—book your family's day out!
Explore sea, science, and space in one action-packed combo—book your family's day out!
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Oceanogràfic
Science Museum
Hemisfèric
Oceanogràfic
Science Museum
Hemisfèric
Go for: Skip-the-line tickets
Go for: Combo tickets
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Combo: Oceanogràfic + Science Museum + Hemisfèric Tickets
Oceanogràfic & Science Museum: 2-Day Pass
Combo: Hemisfèric + Science Museum Tickets
A sprawling 2600-square-meter exhibit on the third floor vividly illustrates the mapping of the human genome, challenging visitors' navigation skills while providing a hands-on understanding of genetic science.
One of the world's longest Foucault pendulums hangs from the ceiling, offering a captivating demonstration of physics principles and providing an interactive learning experience for visitors.
Calatrava's whale skeleton-inspired design spans 20,000 square meters of glass, with 4,000 panes. The museum covers 42,000 sqm, including 26,000 sqm of exhibition space. The museum seamlessly blends modern architecture with science.
Experience these specialized experimental classrooms. They host systematic workshops and dynamic demonstrations. Experience the excitement of "Science on Stage," where interactive experiments bring basic scientific principles to life in an interactive and dynamic manner.
The opening hours vary depend on the season
Low Season: 2nd January- 30th June: 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
17th September - 30th December: 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Peak Season: 1st July - 16th September: 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Address: Ciudad de las Artes y de las Ciencias, Av. del Professor López Piñero, 7, 46013 Valencia, Spain
Getting There
Budget: Hotel Malcom and Barret, Hotel Villacarlos, Hotel Alameda Plaza
Mid Range: Hotel Primus Valencia, NH Valencia Las Artes
Luxury: The Westin Valencia, The Mercer Hotel
Bioparc Valencia: This exceptional zoo is celebrated for its immersive, naturalistic habitats that meticulously recreate the native environments of its animal residents. With a focus on conservation and education, it provides an up-close encounter with African wildlife.
Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía: A cultural gem within Valencia's City of Arts and Sciences complex, this iconic venue hosts an array of performances, offering visitors a world-class cultural experience in a visually stunning setting.
Silk Museum: Embark on a captivating journey through Valencia's silk-making legacy at this museum. It beautifully showcases the intricate craftsmanship and vibrant trade that once thrived in the city.
As Europe's largest marine park, this attraction, located in the City of Arts and Sciences, offers a remarkable display of marine life. From sharks to dolphins, diverse species inhabit environments meticulously designed to mirror their natural habitats.
Explore Valencia OceanogràficThe park is divided into thematic regions, offering visitors a global adventure through ecosystems from Asia to Europe. Terra Natura emphasizes conservation and education, instilling a deeper understanding of wildlife protection. With engaging activities and shows, it provides an enriching experience for all.
Explore Terra Natura ZooYou can book your Principe Felipe Science Museum tickets online or at the ticket counter.
Booking your Principe Felipe Science Museum tickets online is recommended to get your tickets in advance and to ensure a seamless and hassle-free experience.
The museum is typically open from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Please note that these hours may be subject to change depending on the season, so it's advisable to check for any updates.
Yes, the Principe Felipe Science Museum is designed to be family-friendly and offers interactive exhibits that can engage and educate children of various age groups.
Yes, photography for personal use is generally permitted inside the museum. However, flash photography and tripods may be restricted in certain areas.
Yes, there are dining options available within the City of Arts and Sciences complex, where the museum is located.
Yes, the Principe Felipe Science Museum is designed to be accessible for individuals with disabilities. It includes features such as ramps and elevators to facilitate easy navigation.