A single ticket covering the three main attractions inside Valencia's City of Arts and Sciences — L'Oceanogràfic (Europe's largest aquarium), the Hemisfèric (IMAX dome cinema and planetarium), and the Príncipe Felipe Science Museum. Saves around €15 versus buying separately. The right pick if you're spending a full day in the Calatrava complex with kids.
Highlights
- Three Calatrava-designed attractions in a single ticket
- Saves around €15 per adult vs buying each at the gate
- All three attractions within five minutes' walk inside the same complex
- Skip-the-ticket-line entry at each venue
- Tickets valid for one calendar day — no need to lock in specific times when booking
What's included
- Entry to L'Oceanogràfic
- One Hemisfèric IMAX/planetarium screening
- Entry to Príncipe Felipe Science Museum
- Skip-the-line access
- Food and drinks
- Transportation
- Hotel pickup
- Live guide
Meeting point
Address
City of Arts and Sciences complex — start at the Oceanogràfic entrance · Avinguda del Professor López Piñero, 7, 46013 València
Getting there
Bus 95, 35 or 40 from Old Town · Taxi €8–12 · 25-min walk along the Turia Gardens
Suggested order
Hemisfèric (morning, fixed-time screening) → Science Museum (mid-morning to lunch) → Oceanogràfic (afternoon, save for last)
Important information
What to bring
- Comfortable walking shoes — the complex spans roughly 350,000 m²
- Sun protection — outdoor walks between attractions, limited shade in summer
- Refillable water bottle — refill points throughout
- Snacks for kids — onsite food is convention-centre quality at convention-centre prices
Know before you go
- Plan a full day — these three attractions take 5–6 hours minimum
- Hemisfèric screenings are scheduled — pick a morning slot when you arrive
- Tickets are valid for one calendar day only, not a 24-hour window
- Best for families with kids 5+; younger toddlers will fade halfway through
- If you only have time for one, pick the Oceanogràfic — see our standalone page for details
What travellers are saying
Travellers consistently call this the best-value family ticket in Valencia — the saving versus buying separately is real, and having all three attractions within walking distance makes a long day feel manageable. Most-cited issue: trying to do all three in less than 5 hours and burning out. Plan the full day from the start.
Summarised from verified GetYourGuide customer reviews