- The City of Arts and Sciences, Valencia, built in the dried up river bed of the Turia, is arguably the most important modern tourist destination in Valencia.
- The shark skeleton-inspired design also makes the City of Arts and Sciences one of the outstanding examples of modern architecture.
- The City of Arts and Sciences covers an approximate area of 350,000 m2. Located on the old Turia riverbed, next to the El Saler motorway exit.
- The easiest way to get to the City of Arts and Sciences is by public transport. You can take buses 19, 35, 95 and 40.
- The Oceanographic, the Príncipe Felipe Science Museum, and the Hemisfèric are the huge recreation sites that make up the City of Arts and Sciences.
- Get your tickets to the City of Arts and Sciences. From the largest aquarium in Europe, to a 3D cinema, opera house and much more, come visit and be amazed!
- The Palau de les Arts Reina Sofia is the final segment of Valencia's City of Arts and Sciences, following the opening of L´Hemisferic in 1998...
- It has an outdoor gallery with sculptures by contemporary artists. Arches and palm trees It was designed as an entrance to the City of Arts and Sciences.
- Situated along Valencia’s old Turia riverbed, the visually striking City of Arts and Sciences (Ciudad de las Artes y Ciencias) was the work of Spanish...
- Known as “la Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias” in Spanish, the City of Arts and Sciences is something that no visitor to Valencia should miss.