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Angela Fisher
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Angela

Spain
Feb 2026

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I ordered tickets to go to the bioparc and wound up needing to change my schedule. Buying the tickets was so easy and they came in so quickly. When I change the tickets it took a little longer to get my copies, but the ai chat was super helpful and then when I called in the people were amazing.
Kristijan Božin
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Kristijan

Serbia
Jan 2026

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Bioparc: Truly wonderful experience. Went with my girlfriend on Jan 27th. She was in awe the whole time and said she would gladly work there 😂 The rhinos, giraffes and lions were a sight! Also, great that you can make a bioparc coin out of 1 eur and 5 cts, awesome souvenir. As for Oceanographic, best aquarium ever. Sharks tank, jellyfish and dolphins were our favourite. Hope to see tou again soon and we're grateful for this amazing experience. 😊
Karina Petersone
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Karina

Latvia
Feb 2026

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Great experience. Must have, if you are in Valencia. And You can see that animals live comfortable life. Must reserve at least 2.5h for experiene
Simona Carrieri
IT

Simona

Italy
Feb 2026

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Everything was perfect except for the fact that we didn't understand the schedule for the film at the Hemisferic, so we missed it.
Monica Toniati
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Monica

Italy
Feb 2026

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The red bus was punctual. I was able to visit places in the city that I would never have been able to reach on foot. The drivers were helpful, patient, and kind.
Flavio Monteiro da Costa
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Flavio

Italy
Dec 2025

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Doing a city tour in this way allows us to visit the city’s main landmarks and continue on to the next stop. Great itinerary in Valencia with excellent explanations. Modern and quiet buses. I highly recommend it.
Oleksandr Donchenko

Oleksandr

Jan 2026

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The Oceanogràfic in Valencia was a truly unforgettable experience. From the very first moment, you are catapulted into a fascinating journey through marine ecosystems around the world: from mysterious abysses to tropical oceans and polar regions. The tanks are spectacular, with attention to every detail, allowing you to observe sharks, rays, jellyfish, and many other species up close in an environment that respects and values marine life. The aquarium's futuristic architecture makes the visit even more impressive, while the impeccable organization and clear information panels transform the tour into an educational as well as exciting experience. It is a place that enchants adults and children alike, capable of astonishing, thrilling, and making you reflect on the importance of protecting the oceans. An unmissable attraction for anyone visiting Valencia, it is a must-see at least once in a lifetime.
FEDERICO Senatore

Federico

Jan 2026

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A very beautiful park where you can admire truly unique animal species. We also watched the dolphin show, which I highly recommend.

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Oceanogràfic Valencia | The largest aquarium in Europe

Oceanogràfic Valencia is situated within the breathtaking City of Arts and Sciences in València, Spain. As the largest aquarium in Europe, it stands as a tribute to the importance of our planet's seas. Oceanogràfic Valencia offers a unique blend of scientific discovery, educational enrichment, and recreational delight. Dive into an unparalleled experience and secure your tickets today to immerse yourself in the enchanting realm of Oceanogràfic Valencia.

Why visit Oceanogràfic Valencia?

Visit Oceanografic Valencia
  • Diverse Marine Life: Visit a wide array of marine species from all corners of the globe. Some of which are rare and endangered, including sharks, dolphins, penguins, jellyfish, and more.
  • Immersive Exhibits: Oceanogràfic Valencia features 15 habitats, designed to replicate the natural homes of different aquatic species from coral reefs to mysterious deep-sea trenches.
  • Architectural Marvel: Witness the stunning architecture of the City of Arts and Sciences, where Oceanogràfic Valencia is located. The aquarium covers about 110,000 sqm and holds 42,000,000 liters of water in its massive complex.
  • Educational Opportunities: Learn about marine conservation, biodiversity, and the importance of protecting our oceans through engaging exhibits, interactive displays, and informative presentations.
  • Family-Friendly Fun: Enjoy a fun-filled day out with the whole family, with plenty of activities and attractions catering to visitors of all ages, ensuring an enjoyable and enriching experience for everyone.

Which Oceanogràfic Valencia ticket is best for you?

If you visiting with family

Go for: Standard Tickets
Duration: Flexible Duration

  • The 4D Cinema experience offers thrilling entertainment suitable for both children and adults, enhancing the overall family experience.
  • Families can craft cherished memories together, whether it's observing pelicans, cormorants, and flamingos gliding across the freshwater lake or being awe-inspired by Europe's largest aquarium.

Recommended Tickets:
Oceanogràfic Tickets with Optional 4D Cinema

If you are on a budget

Go for: Combo Tickets
Duration: Flexible Duration

  • By bundling entry to Oceanogràfic, Hemisfèric, and skip-the-line access to Museu de les Ciències, you can enjoy significant savings compared to purchasing individual tickets.
  • From admiring marine creatures to learning about science through interactive exhibits and enjoying immersive films, this combo ticket offers a variety of experiences ensuring that travelers get the most out of their budget.

Recommended Tickets:
Combo: Oceanogràfic + Science Museum + Hemisfèric Tickets

Oceanogràfic Valencia Discount Tickets

Children aged 3 and younger enjoy free entry into Oceanogràfic, while those between 4-12 get reduced pricing on their tickets. Visitors above the age of 65, youth with student cards, and unemployed Spanish residents, all get Oceanogràfic Valencia discount tickets as well.

Audioguide Facility 

An audioguide can be rented after entry into Oceanogràfic. These audioguides are available in various languages like Valencian, English, Spanish, Italian, French, German, and Russian. The cost of one audioguide is €3.70 and for two, is €5. Moreover, audioguides can also be rented for children here.

Oceanogràfic Valencia Map

Use this map to get around Oceanogràfic Valencia and explore its various exhibits and habitats. You can also download the map for ease of access!

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Oceanogràfic Valencia highlights

To help animals adapt to their natural living conditions, Oceanogràfic has set up various marine ecosystems. These habitats have been designed to best represent the environments the animals’ lineage has adapted to. Oceanogràfic is home to about 15 different habitats and here’s a deeper look into a few:

Dolphinarium

This Valencia aquarium boasts Europe’s largest dolphinarium with a seating capacity of 1,500 guests, and is home to the Bottlenose Dolphins. At the dolphinarium, research and observation are carried out regularly for their protection and conservation, as well as to study and exhibit dolphins’ biology, behavior, and reproduction manner.

Oceans

The Oceans habitat is designed with two towers that are connected by a tunnel. With a water capacity of about 6000m³, Oceans is home to unique creatures like Angel Sharks, Blackchin Guitarfish, Grey Reef Sharks, Sand Tiger Sharks, Bull Rays, Sawfish, and many more.

Temperate and Tropical

Some of the greatest biodiversity on Earth can be found in warm tropical waters, averaging surface water temperatures of 25º C. These waters have long fascinated researchers. Keep an eye out for Clownfish, Giant Spider Crabs, seals, Green Moray Eels, Surgeonfish, Puffer Fish, Swell Sharks, Leopard Sharks, and many more.

Mediterranean

Though occupying smaller space in the middle of the world’s oceans and seas, the Mediterranean waters are a captivating ground for rare biodiversity. In this habitat, you can see common octopus, spiny lobsters, dreamfish, sea bass, Mediterranean barracuda, pearly razorfish, spotted catshark, dogfish, undulate rays, and many more.

Antarctic

The mysterious continent of Antarctica has been a subject of intrigue for decades. To mimic the continent, Oceanogràfic’s Antarctica habitat is completely covered with ice and snow throughout the year. The Antarctica habitat at Oceanogràfic is home to the Gentoo Penguins, flightless birds that thrive in such conditions.

Arctic

Oceanogràfic’s Arctic habitat is divided into two levels: the first level provides a bird’s eye view of the ice-filled ecosystem, while the second level brings you face-to-face with the animals. Standing at about 12 meters in height, one can expect to find the captivating Beluga Whale family swimming around in this habitat.

Crocodile Preserve

The interesting thing about the Crocodile Preserve habitat is that it has been designed to allow easy nesting of these reptiles. This habitat has been installed on the central inlet in a lake within the premises. Here, one can expect to find the Slender-snouted Crocodiles gently resting in their natural environment.

Wetlands/Aviary

The Wetlands/Aviary habitat is a massive sphere, standing at about 26 m in height. It has been created in such a way so as to accommodate animals and birds native to the Mediterranean Marshlands and the American Mangrove. Look out for the Eurasian Spoonbills, Glossy Ibis, and more.

Islands

The Islands is another outdoor installation at Oceanogràfic, designed so as to best represent the South American coast. This is where researchers study the behavior of animals like sea lions, walruses, and seals. All these animals can be identified with a signature trait: the wide, flat legs that they use for movement.

Lakes

Oceanogràfic has a living lake with diverse aquatic birds, including red-crested pochard, common shelduck, and whooper swan. Various bird species visit year-round from Albufera Natural Park and the former Turia River bed.

Jellyfish

Oceanogràfic prides itself on being home to the largest jellyfish exhibit in Europe. All of these species are housed in different tanks and aquariums across the premises, like in the Access Building. Look out for the Barrel Jellyfish, Common Jellyfish, Flame Jellyfish, Japanese Sea Nettle, Mauve Stinger, and many more.

Mysteries of the Sea

True to its name, the Mysteries of the Sea habitat attempts to uncover some secrets of the Earth’s waters. Divided into six ‘jewels’ or aquariums, nothing can prepare you for the tiny, unique, brightly-colored inhabitants here. One can identify 16 species, including the Big-belly Seahorse, Peacock Mantis Shrimp, Boxfish, and more.

Access Building

Your first impression of what Oceanogràfic has in store for you lies in the Access Building, the entrance. The aquarium here has been created to represent the shallow, sandy waters and temperate waters that species like Shovelhead Sharks, Carpet Sharks, Common Jellyfish, and more, call home.

Oceanic Islands

This habitat explores the ecosystem of some of the most remote corners of our planet. A walk through the Oceanic Islands covers five areas, each representing a different part of Earth. Guests can learn about the evolution of species here and find animals like the Aldabra Giant Tortoise, Hawaiian Goose, and more.

Mediterranean Tortoise

A unique aspect of the Mediterranean Tortoise habitat is that it has been created with the intention of preserving three endangered species: the Cartagena Rockrose plant, the spur-thighed Testudo Graec tortoise, and the Hermann Tortoise. The installation accurately represents a typical Mediterranean ecosystem.

Plan your visit to Oceanogràfic Valencia

timings of Oceanografic Valencia

The opening hours of Oceanogràfic Valencia vary depending on the season.

  • November to March: The aquarium is open from 10 AM to 6 PM from Sunday to Friday, and from 10 AM to 8 PM on Saturdays
  • April to June: The aquarium is open from 10 AM to 7 PM from Sunday to Friday, and from 10 AM to 9 PM on Saturdays
  • July to August: The aquarium is open from 10 AM to 8 PM from Sunday to Friday, and from 10 AM to 9 PM on Saturdays.
  • September to October: the aquarium is open from 10 AM to 7 PM from Sunday to Friday, and from 10 AM to 9 PM on Saturdays.
  • Best Time to Visit: Visit during the weekdays since weekends tend to get quite crowded. Try to book your tickets based on when the Dolphinarium shows are held to enjoy a first-hand experience of meeting the friendly dolphins.

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

Find On Map

  • By Metro: The closest metro station is Oceanogràfic Station, on Metrovalencia line 10. Oceanogràfic Valencia is just across the street from the station. 
  • By Bus: You can take bus routes 15 or 95, both of which stop right in front of Oceanogràfic.
  • By Car: A 10-minute drive along Av. de Jacinto Benavente will take you from the Valencia city center directly to Oceanogràfic.
  • Parking: Oceanogràfic Valencia provides a parking facility with up to 800 spaces.
  • By Hop-on Hop-off Bus: The Valencia Bus Turistic stops at Stop 5: Oceanogràfic on the Red Route, making it easy to reach the attraction.
Wheelchair Availability
  • Restaurants: Submarina Restaurant, Oceanos Restaurant, Lonja, Mediterraneo Pizzeria, and Delfinario Hamburguer Restaurant are some of the options at the site.
  • Lockers: Lockers are available for guests for a fee. You can store large bags, umbrellas, and other carry-ons.
  • Wheelchair Accessibility: Ramps and elevators have been installed in all buildings at the site to ensure ease of movement for differently-abled visitors.
  • Wheelchair Availability: A wheelchair can also be rented at Oceanogràfic for a refundable deposit.
  • Paid Parking: Oceanogràfic's parking lot can accommodate up to 800 vehicles.
Oceanografic Valencia Visitor Tips
  • Follow Aquarium Etiquette: If travelling with children, remind your child to respect the marine environment by not tapping on glass tanks, shouting, or banging on exhibit walls.
  • Create Memories: Bring a notebook or journal to jot down your favorite marine animals, interesting facts, or sketches. This creates a personalized souvenir of your visit.
  • Photography Tips: When photographing fish, especially in darker exhibits or tanks with reflective surfaces, turn off the flash to avoid startling the animals and to minimize glare in the photos.
  • Map Exploration: Grab a map upon entry and plan your route to ensure you don't miss any of the must-see exhibits or shows.
  • Enjoy Dining with a View: Enjoy a leisurely meal while watching sharks glide by or dolphins play in the water.
  • Support Conservation Efforts: Consider making a donation or purchasing merchandise from the gift shop to support the aquarium's conservation initiatives.
Submarino Restaurant, Oceanografic Valencia
  • Submarino Restaurant:  Indulge in creatively crafted dishes of the highest quality while surrounded by a mesmerizing array of over 10,000 fish.
  • Océanos Restaurant: Nestled at the heart of the aquarium, Océnos Restaurant offers a diverse selection of Mediterranean delights. Whether dining indoors or on the expansive outdoor terrace, enjoy stunning views of Oceanogràfic's vibrant marine world.
  • Lonja: Gather the family for a delightful meal at Lonja, a self-service restaurant conveniently located near the dolphinarium. With seating for up to 750 guests, Lonja's varied menu ensures there's something for everyone to enjoy 
  • Mediterráneo Pizzeria: Savor the best in pizzas, hot dogs, and sandwiches with breathtaking views of Oceanogràfic's aviary at Mediterráneo Pizzeria. Indulge in delicious ice cream, snow cones, and handmade waffles, perfect for a refreshing break during your visit.
  • Delfinario Hamburguer Restaurant: Before enjoying the spectacle of the dolphinarium exhibition, visit Delfinario Hamburger Restaurant tucked under its grandstands. Sample one of Oceanogràfic's signature hamburgers for a satisfying pre-show treat.
Stay

Budget: Hostellike Valencia, Hotel Malcom and Barret

Mid-Range: Hotel Primus Valencia, NH Valencia Las Artes

Luxury: The Westin Valencia, Hotel Las Arenas Balneario Resort

Bioparc Valencia

Bioparc Valencia: This immersive zoo features naturalistic habitats for animals from Africa, including lions, giraffes, and gorillas, providing an educational and conservation-focused experience.

Silk Museum: Learn about the city's silk-making legacy. Explore silk production processes, marvel at exquisite textiles, and uncover the cultural significance of silk in Valencia's past and economy.

Terra Natura Zoo: With its focus on conservation and education, the zoo offers interactive exhibits, animal shows, and opportunities to learn about the importance of preserving biodiversity.

Beyond Oceanogràfic Valencia

Museu de les Ciències

Dive into a world of scientific discovery at the Museu de les Ciències in Valencia, where interactive exhibits and hands-on activities bring science to life for visitors of all ages. Explore topics ranging from astronomy and technology to biology and physics, fostering curiosity and learning through engaging displays.

Explore Museu de les Ciències

Hemisfèric

Immerse yourself in the wonders of cinema and technology at Hemisfèric, home to an IMAX cinema and planetarium in Valencia's City of Arts and Sciences. Experience breathtaking films on a colossal screen or gaze at the stars in the planetarium, offering captivating entertainment and educational experiences for all.

Explore Hemisfèric

Frequently asked questions about Oceanogràfic Valencia tickets

Oceanogràfic Valencia tickets starts at a price of around €36.