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Underwater tunnel at Valencia Oceanogràfic aquarium with sharks swimming above.
Family observing sharks at Oceanogràfic aquarium, Valencia.
Trainer interacting with dolphins at Oceanografic Valencia show.
Visitors enjoying a 4D cinema experience at Oceanogràfic, Valencia.

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10:00am - 08:00pm

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Davide Gallo

Davide

Jan 2026
Verified booking
A spectacular day, the oceanographic museum is a magnificent place, with lots of different species to admire. The dolphin show is also beautiful, and the staff are very knowledgeable. You can tell that they do their job with love and passion. The building is also beautiful, very well maintained and clean, with several places to take short breaks. The science museum, which is just a few minutes' walk away, offers a wonderful experience rich in different topics. The rooms dedicated to Leonardo Da Vinci are very interesting, full of machines he designed and lots of things to see. The third floor is also nice, with an exhibition explaining how our body works, a 23-step journey inspired by the 23 pairs of chromosomes. Each step is comprehensive and interactive. Highly recommended, a fantastic day!
Sevinch Miladinova

Sevinch

Jan 2026
Verified booking
The aquarium was modern and clean. What I didn't like: There weren't many things to see that were really interesting. In my opinion, the animals there don't have much space in the water. We finished the whole visit after about two hours. For a family, admission is very expensive at 160 euros. The biggest disappointment was the dolphin show. It only lasted about 40 minutes, during which the dolphins were mainly fed by the staff. Once a member of staff jumped into the water to work with the dolphins - that was all. I think the price is very high for so little time and so few attractions. Nevertheless, the buildings and the whole complex are really mega
Marco Formichella

Marco

Jan 2026
Verified booking
It was a beautiful day that began with a long walk inside the Turia Park that took us to the oceanographic museum where entry was very quick despite the long line of people waiting for the opening. The museum is well organized and very interesting for both children and adults. Then we moved on to the science museum, with admission at 4 p.m. and there too, although fatigue was setting in, we saw interesting things even though the complexity of the topics would require the presence of a guide. All the structures are architecturally fascinating and jaw-dropping. Impossible not to make this visit for anyone visiting Valencia.
    • Wander through immersive spaces recreating the world’s seas and oceans, home to belugas, penguins, jellyfish, and more.

    • Step into a surreal marine world as you pass through a 35-meter tunnel surrounded by awe-inspiring predators and exotic fish.

    • Perfect for families, marine life lovers, and curious minds with interactive zones, educational exhibits, and live feedings, which make it ideal for visitors, young and old.

    • 1-day pass to Oceanogràfic

    • Entry to Science Museum (as per option selected)

    • Timed entry to the cinema (as per option selected)

  • These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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    What our guests say

    Nicoló Cenzato

    Nicoló

    Jan 2026
    Verified booking
    The Oceanogràfic in Valencia is an extraordinary place that is definitely worth a visit. The tanks are enormous and meticulously maintained, with an incredible variety of species: sharks, rays, jellyfish, tropical fish, penguins, and beluga whales. The underwater tunnel is one of the most exciting parts of the visit and offers a truly spectacular immersive experience. Each area is well organized and accompanied by clear and interesting information panels. The organization is excellent, the spaces are clean, and the layout is intuitive. The focus on marine conservation and environmental awareness is also very commendable, making the visit not only fun but also educational. In conclusion, the Oceanogràfic in Valencia is an unforgettable experience, ideal for families, couples, and sea lovers. It is a must-see for anyone visiting the city, capable of leaving you amazed and excited from start to finish.
    María Teresa Castaño Gallardo

    María

    Jan 2026
    Verified booking
    The Oceanogràfic experience was really cool and totally recommended, especially if you're going with kids. I went with my son and we both really enjoyed it. From the moment you arrive, everything is very well organized, clean, and well maintained, and you can see the work that goes into each space. My son loved seeing the fish up close, the sharks, the jellyfish and, of course, the dolphins, which was one of the most special moments of the day. I also enjoyed it a lot because it's not just a place for children, but a very beautiful and educational experience for all ages. In addition, the tours are well thought out so that it doesn't get tedious and you can go at your own pace. It was a perfect plan for spending quality time together, learning, and surprising ourselves. We would definitely go again and recommend it to families and anyone visiting Valencia.
    Davide Gallo

    Davide

    Jan 2026
    Verified booking
    A spectacular day, the oceanographic museum is a magnificent place, with lots of different species to admire. The dolphin show is also beautiful, and the staff are very knowledgeable. You can tell that they do their job with love and passion. The building is also beautiful, very well maintained and clean, with several places to take short breaks. The science museum, which is just a few minutes' walk away, offers a wonderful experience rich in different topics. The rooms dedicated to Leonardo Da Vinci are very interesting, full of machines he designed and lots of things to see. The third floor is also nice, with an exhibition explaining how our body works, a 23-step journey inspired by the 23 pairs of chromosomes. Each step is comprehensive and interactive. Highly recommended, a fantastic day!
    Sevinch Miladinova

    Sevinch

    Jan 2026
    Verified booking
    The aquarium was modern and clean. What I didn't like: There weren't many things to see that were really interesting. In my opinion, the animals there don't have much space in the water. We finished the whole visit after about two hours. For a family, admission is very expensive at 160 euros. The biggest disappointment was the dolphin show. It only lasted about 40 minutes, during which the dolphins were mainly fed by the staff. Once a member of staff jumped into the water to work with the dolphins - that was all. I think the price is very high for so little time and so few attractions. Nevertheless, the buildings and the whole complex are really mega
    Marco Formichella

    Marco

    Jan 2026
    Verified booking
    It was a beautiful day that began with a long walk inside the Turia Park that took us to the oceanographic museum where entry was very quick despite the long line of people waiting for the opening. The museum is well organized and very interesting for both children and adults. Then we moved on to the science museum, with admission at 4 p.m. and there too, although fatigue was setting in, we saw interesting things even though the complexity of the topics would require the presence of a guide. All the structures are architecturally fascinating and jaw-dropping. Impossible not to make this visit for anyone visiting Valencia.
  • Explore the wonders of the underwater world at Europe’s largest aquarium and get access to immersive marine habitats.

    Getting Started

    Head to the City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia and look for the Oceanogràfic complex. Arrive early to make the most of your day, as the aquarium is extensive and best enjoyed at a relaxed pace.

    What to Expect

    • Oceanogràfic Valencia: Located within Valencia’s futuristic City of Arts and Sciences, Oceanogràfic is renowned for being the largest aquarium in Europe, home to over 45,000 marine animals.

    • Underwater Tunnel: Walk through a 35-meter tunnel surrounded by sharks, rays, and giant fish for an unforgettable, immersive experience.

    • Polar and Tropical Habitats: See beluga whales, penguins, and sea lions in the Arctic zone, or discover vibrant coral reefs and tropical fish in the warm-water pavilions.

    • Mediterranean and Wetlands Zones: Learn about local marine life in the Mediterranean tank and explore an open-air aviary replicating coastal marshlands.

    • Interactive Experiences & Live Feedings: Catch scheduled feeding sessions and educational talks to deepen your understanding of marine conservation.

  • Oceanografic Valencia

    Monday10:00am - 08:00pm
    Tuesday10:00am - 08:00pm
    Wednesday10:00am - 08:00pm
    Thursday10:00am - 08:00pm
    Friday10:00am - 08:00pm
    Saturday10:00am - 08:00pm
    Sunday10:00am - 08:00pm
  • What to bring

    • Carry sun protection for outdoor areas like the dolphinarium and wetlands zone.

    What’s not allowed

    • Shutterbugs, take note: Flash photography is a no-go inside the venue.

    • Selfie sticks, underwater cameras, and outside food are not allowed on this experience.

    • Pets are not allowed inside, except certified guide dogs with proper documentation.

    Accessibility

    • All areas of Oceanogràfic are wheelchair-accessible with ramps and elevators.

    • Wheelchairs are available for free at the entrance with a refundable deposit.

    Additional information

    • Smoking is permitted outdoors, except in the dolphinarium and crowded areas.

    • Shows and feeding times may vary—check the schedule upon arrival to plan your visit

    • The average visit duration is 3–4 hours, but you can stay as long as you like.

    • Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.

    • You can access the enclosure directly through the turnstiles with tickets downloaded on your mobile phones (not valid for tablets).

    • Please arrive at the redemption point 15 minutes before the scheduled time of your visit to avoid any delays.

    Ticket redemption point

    • Show your ticket at Oceanogràfic València.

    • Address: C/ d'Eduardo Primo Yúfera, 1, Quatre Carreres, 46013 València, Valencia, Spain.

    Get directions to the redemption point

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