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Book your ticket to the Principe Felipe Science Museum and enjoy a fun and entertaining learning experience at the City of Arts in Valencia.
Not refundable. This activity doesn't permit modifications.
Avenida Professor López Piñero (City of Arts and Sciences of Valencia).
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Anónimo
SpainThe museum is large and modern, but the content is poor; I expected more. The spaces looked empty. The exhibitions were good, but the activities and p...
Anónimo
Vitoria, SpainEntertaining
Cinzia Mirimin
Marrubiu, Oristano, ItalyBeautiful modern buildings to visit and relax in, but they take little time unless it’s for the surrounding park which deserved more of a visit; disap...
Marcelo
São Paulo, BrazilThe museum is very well organized, with many interesting activities. We miss a summary of what we could find where. We went from floor to floor trying...
Marta
Madrid, SpainVery interesting. It's worth a visit. There was a Leonardo da Vinci exhibition there that we really enjoyed.
Céline
FranceA grand experience for young and old
Wendy
Barcelona, SpainWonderful, for a moment I felt like I was in the USA... the infrastructure, the shows, all A1.
Zerlina
Vancouver, CanadaEnjoy the Mars exhibit and had fun with the other exhibits.
Michele Difonzo
Adelfia, Italyall very well
Patricia
SpainGreat, the tickets arrived shortly after making the reservation and we entered the Museum without waiting in line, straight to the turnstiles.
Book your ticket to the Principe Felipe Science Museum and enjoy a fun and entertaining learning experience at the City of Arts in Valencia.
The Principe Felipe Science Museum is one of the modern buildings that comprise the City of Arts and Sciences of Valencia, whose complex was designed by the architect Santiago Calatrava.
With your admission ticket to the museum, you'll be able to enjoy the permanent science exhibition. All rooms have panels that provide simple and pleasant explanations to learn about science in a fun way!
The first floor of the museum houses the areas of chemistry in action and invisible science, where you'll learn about the most unlikely experiments. If you go up to the second floor, you'll find the "science showcase," where you'll see a large sculpture 15 meters high. You can't miss it! It's a life-size representation of the structure of deoxyribonucleic acid. Who would have thought DNA could be that big, right?
On the third floor of the museum, dedicated to the legacy of science, you'll learn all about the discoveries made by great Spanish scientists such as Santiago Ramón y Cajal, Severo Ochoa, and Santiago Grisolía.
When booking, you can combine the entrance to the Science Museum with the Oceanografic or the Hemispheric. These are the opening times of each space:
The Oceanografic is open every day except Saturdays, 10 am to 6 pm, and Saturdays, 10 am to 8 pm. The last admission is one hour before closing time.
The Hemispheric is open from Sunday to Friday, 10 am to 6 pm, and on Saturdays, 10 am to 8 pm. The last admission is 1 hour before closing time.
Please note that the combined tickets are only valid for the day chosen in your reservation, so you must visit the chosen spaces on the same day.
If you opt to visit Hemispheric, you'll be asked during the booking process which projection you'd like to see and when.
If you wish to enjoy a complete experience, you can buy a combo ticket to the Science Museum, the Oceanografic and the Hemispheric. This ticket will only be valid for the day chosen in your reservation, in which you'll have to visit the three sites on the same day.
If you have other questions, contact us
Avenida Professor López Piñero (City of Arts and Sciences of Valencia).
Anónimo
SpainThe museum is large and modern, but the content is poor; I expected more. The spaces looked empty. The exhibitions were good, but the activities and p...
Anónimo
Vitoria, SpainEntertaining
Cinzia Mirimin
Marrubiu, Oristano, ItalyBeautiful modern buildings to visit and relax in, but they take little time unless it’s for the surrounding park which deserved more of a visit; disap...
Marcelo
São Paulo, BrazilThe museum is very well organized, with many interesting activities. We miss a summary of what we could find where. We went from floor to floor trying...
Marta
Madrid, SpainVery interesting. It's worth a visit. There was a Leonardo da Vinci exhibition there that we really enjoyed.
Céline
FranceA grand experience for young and old
Wendy
Barcelona, SpainWonderful, for a moment I felt like I was in the USA... the infrastructure, the shows, all A1.
Zerlina
Vancouver, CanadaEnjoy the Mars exhibit and had fun with the other exhibits.
Michele Difonzo
Adelfia, Italyall very well
Patricia
SpainGreat, the tickets arrived shortly after making the reservation and we entered the Museum without waiting in line, straight to the turnstiles.
Free cancellation
Free cancellation
