Aquariums in Valencia

Even though I'm not a big fan of zoos, Bio Parc really impressed me. The animals are right at your fingertips, and the layout is very clear. I love places where I know where to go and don’t have to wonder if I’ve seen everything yet. The food at the restaurant was delicious. I couldn’t buy a ticket on the Bio Parc website because it wasn’t working, but everything went smoothly and quickly on Headout. I recommend it to everyone.

What a beautiful and calm parc/zoo wiith respect for the animals! We've enjoyed our daytrip to Bioparc, sometimes it feit like we were walking around alone., nothing but plusses here.

It's been awesome because you can use a combined ticket on two different days. That said, if you've already visited the science museum on one day, the next day you'll only be able to see the Oceanicgrafic—but it's really great!

The visit to the aquarium was amazing—it’s perfectly organized by species. We loved the jellyfish and the dolphin show! Combining it with the science museum is the best way to round out the day with a bunch of super fun interactive activities and to explore the entire facility. If you have kids, they’ll definitely have a blast—you absolutely have to come!

I really enjoyed visiting the Oceanographic. It was a great experience, with interesting exhibits and a nice atmosphere. Everything was well organized, it was clean, and the people were very respectful. I felt really good there and would recommend it to others.

Hemisferic and Oceanografic are two exceptional experiences. The layout of Oceanografic, with both indoor and outdoor areas, is a real highlight. The species on display in the highly sophisticated aquariums are remarkable—the belugas, for example. The only downside: the signage inside Oceanografic’s indoor areas needs a complete overhaul!

It was a wonderful experience. The audio tour is quite accurate and gives you a good overview of the city. We did the entire tour on the first day and then decided what we wanted to explore in more detail on day 2. That was a great solution.

On Easter Monday, the schedules weren't quite on time. Probably because it was a holiday. On a regular weekday, everything ran according to the announced times. It's always fun to explore a city on a hop-on hop-off bus