[2025 Valencia Attraction] Travel Guide for Oceanogràfic València (Updated Mar)

The Spanish city of Valencia is full of fascinating tourist sites across both its old town and city of arts and science. One of the highlights of the latter has to be the fascinating Oceanografic. The park is divided into ten areas exploring seas from across the planet from mangrove swamps to the arctic and of course Mediterranean habitats. The site is somewhere you can spend several hours and still not see it all #celebrateit #aquarium #valencia

#January travel support event This place is so fun that you won't even realize how much time passes in three or four hours Valencia Oceanography, Spain City of Arts and Sciences If you visit Valencia I highly recommend you visit

#getgoing2025 Oceanogràfic València The Oceanogràfic València, located within the City of Arts and Sciences, is the largest aquarium in Europe and a must-visit for marine life enthusiasts. Designed by architect Félix Candela, it showcases a variety of aquatic ecosystems and houses thousands of marine species. Key Features: 1. Diverse Ecosystems: • Explore environments like the Mediterranean, Arctic, Antarctic, Tropical Seas, and the Red Sea, each recreated with incredible detail. • Walk through the Underwater Tunnel, one of the longest in the world, offering a 360° view of sharks, rays, and other marine creatures. 2. Marine Life: • Home to over 45,000 animals from 500 species, including dolphins, beluga whales, sea lions, penguins, and exotic fish. • The Arctic Dome houses graceful belugas, while the Wetlands Pavilion showcases mangroves and marshlands. 3. Dolphinarium: • Enjoy captivating dolphin shows in one of the largest dolphinariums in Europe, combining education and entertainment. 4. Sustainability and Conservation: • The Oceanogràfic is dedicated to marine conservation, with programs aimed at protecting endangered species and educating visitors about ocean preservation. Tips for Visiting: • Allocate 3-4 hours to fully explore the park. • Purchase tickets online to skip queues, and consider a combined pass for the City of Arts and Sciences. • Arrive early for the dolphin show and bring comfortable shoes for walking. The Oceanogràfic València is an awe-inspiring destination that combines education, conservation, and entertainment, making it perfect for visitors of all ages.

Add a wonderful time at asianhography valencia, which is one of the largest aquarium in all of europe. I was really mesmerised. Looking at variety of fish is available there. I particularly liked the show by dolphins. They were like thirty dolphins that were presenting themselves with different kind of a plays. a must visit when in Valencia. #oceanographic #valencia #valenciatravel

My visit to Oceanographic Valencia was truly memorable. The combination of educational exhibits, interactive experiences, and the sheer beauty of the facility makes it a must-visit destination for anyone interested in marine life and conservation. The staff were knowledgeable and friendly, always ready to provide information and enhance the visitor experience. I highly recommend Oceanographic Valencia to anyone visiting the city—it is an experience that will leave you with a greater appreciation for the wonders of the ocean.

Look how clear the water is 🌊

Next to the city of Arts and Science in Valencia you can find this hidden gem. It’s huge and it’s filled with animals from all around the globe. I loved the fact that you could visit everything in a circular motion, meaning you could go from one place to the other without losing any time. There was also a show with a few dolphins wich was amazing. More or less than one hour, you could learn a bit from their world and also be a witness to a great performance.