Super nice spot in Valencia. The area is quite big so you’ll need some time to see it. It can get very hot at noon so try to be there early in the morning. some buildings can be accessed for free.

Valencia, the perfect synthesis of art and value. The Art Science City, designed by architects Santiago Calatrava (Santiago Calatrava) and Felix Candela (Felix Candela), covers an area of more than 350,000 square meters and is one of Valencia's most popular attractions. The entire complex includes planetarium, science palace, art palace, aquarium, botanical garden, etc. The American drama "Western World" was once shot here ～

The Art Science City is adjacent to the Aquarium and Planetarium. It is suitable for children to see it. Since the Planetarium's explanation does not have Chinese translation, it is not suitable for tourists with English skills. There are some experiments and activities in the Science City that are still very distinctive, suitable for children who are not too big to play. The surrounding buildings are very design and suitable for tourists who like to take pictures.

this place is like a "hello from future " with the architecture of the main three buildings. take lots of pictures

The City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia is a stunning example of modern architecture and a beacon of cultural enrichment. Its futuristic buildings, designed by Santiago Calatrava, are not only visually striking but also house a variety of scientific and artistic venues. Visitors can explore the interactive science museum, marvel at the marine life in Europe's largest aquarium, or enjoy an immersive experience in the IMAX theater. This complex is a testament to Valencia's commitment to blending education with entertainment, making it a must-visit destination for travelers.Reviewers often praise the City of Arts and Sciences for its ability to engage visitors of all ages. The blend of educational exhibits and cutting-edge design creates an environment where learning is naturally encouraged and enjoyed. Whether it's walking through the lush underwater tunnels of the aquarium or engaging with hands-on exhibits at the science museum, there's a sense of wonder that permeates the entire complex. It's this unique combination of form and function that leaves a lasting impression on those who visit.