City of Art and Sciences is one of the most current architectural complexes in Spain.  It counts with five locations along the dry riverbed of River Turia, now-diverted . designed by architect Santiago Calatrava in collaboration with Felix Candela, it is an impressive example of modern structure that leaves no one indifferent.

It is surrounded by enticing streams, artificial swimming pools with spectacular designs.  You can enjoy a walk by both the perimeter and the internal ring , both day and evening. intended to celebrate the arrival of the 21th century and because of its remarkable and smart futuristic architecture, could well come from another planet and must surely rank as one of the millennium projects.

 It is a perfect spot to visit for any kind of visitor , as you can enjoy round “the city” without paying a ticket for go into the Opera, for example. It is built for individuals to appreciate it without having to pay for it, just enjoying a walk.

The Hemispheric: An extraordinary creation that seems a large eyeball Floating above a swimming pool of water. Inside there is an IMAX cinema that often has 5-7 different shows with a visual, stunning and educational character. And surely for many visitors the building itself is the star exhibit despite the many fascinating hands-on science displays contained within it.

The Oceanographic: Next door to the museum you’ll find the ‘Oceanographic’, Europe’s most significant sea park which is home to 500 species of fish and other sea creatures from every ocean of the world. It is the biggest marine park in Europe. There is a part on each marine zone in the world – from Arctic to Mediterranean.

The Museum of Science Prince Felipe: An massive three floor structure, full of super-interactive science material that touch the most exciting subjects like electricity, physical laws, lasers, human body, sport sciences, lights, planetarium…

L’Unbracle: The Greenhouse: A good and luxury walk in which you could find varieties of plant from all over the globe.

Queen Sofia Art Palace: It has 4 different atmospheres for several types of stage arts, from classical concerts and operas to theatre plays. Due to its unbelievable acoustics it is becoming one of the most prestigious opera halls in Europe.

The best season to visit Valencia is spring due to its Mediterranean weather, but you will be fine in any other time in the year.

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