Valencia Specials

One ticket, three attractions. Incredible time savings, friendly and knowledgeable staff. In a single day, you can visit the Hemispheric, the Science, and the Oceanographic exhibits.

We went with the combo package, so we enjoyed seeing a little bit of everything at once without spending too much time on any one experience. The Oceanografic is the one that impressed us the most, perhaps because of the variety of things to see, although seeing all those animals confined in such a small space gave us pause.

I love a lot the bioparc, not the animals as much as I enjoy the way man work the nature and built a specific and natural habitat for each animals.

It's a very beautiful place, but they could use a little more organization to help tourists settle in more easily. Still, everything is really lovely.

Very nice everything . It's a shame that the 🐠 are not in the ocean as they should but I think if they wouldn't be in here most of us we wouldn't have a chance to see them.

Today I had the opportunity to visit the Oceanogràfic in Valencia, and it was a truly unforgettable experience. From the moment I walked in, I was struck by the beauty of the facilities and the wide variety of marine species that call Europe’s largest aquarium home. What impressed me most was walking through the underwater tunnel and seeing sharks, manta rays, and hundreds of fish swimming overhead. I also really enjoyed watching the dolphins, belugas, and penguins, as I was able to observe their behavior up close and appreciate the importance of protecting their habitats.

It was our family's first time at the oceanographic park—a fantastic experience. We'll definitely be back to explore further and get to know the whole park better.

A wonderful experience—definitely the most beautiful aquarium in Europe—and definitely worth visiting at least once. The combo ticket with the Science Museum is a great deal; for just a few euros more, it includes admission to the museum. I especially liked the top floor of the museum, “Earth, Moon, Mars.”