L'Oceanogràfic
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L'Oceanogràfic is an oceanarium and aquarium in Valencia, and it’s the largest of its kind in Europe! Home to 45,000 animals from 500 species, including fish, marine mammals (including a family of beluga whales!), and birds, there’s something new for everyone to discover when they visit. Lines can be long, especially in summer, so book your tickets in advance to save time on the day of your visit!
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Book your tickets to L'Oceanogràfic in Valencia in advance to skip the lines on the day.
Valencia: Oceanogràfic Entrance Ticket
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(1914)
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Valencia: Hemisferic, Science Museum & Oceanografic Pass
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Guided Tours
Get more out of your trip to L'Oceanogràfic with a guided tour!City of Arts and Sciences & Oceanografic 2-Hour Guided Tour
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Segway Gardens Tour and Ticket to Oceanografic
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Oceanogràfic Valencia tickets and guided visit
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5 Tips for Visiting the L'Oceanogràfic
L'Oceanogràfic | Photo: TimOve CC-BY 2.0
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Lines for the ticket office can be long, especially in summer, so book your tickets in advance to breeze right past.
L'Oceanogràfic | Photo: Hernán Piñera CC-BY-SA 2.0
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Ask a member of staff for the shows and feeding times when you arrive and plan your visit around those - the dolphin show is particularly worth watching, especially for children!
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If you’re also planning to visit the spectacular Museu de les Ciències in the City of Arts and Sciences then you can save money by buying a combo-ticket.
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An audio guide is available to rent for €3.70 (or €5 for two), and it’s helpful to have, guiding you around the exhibits and giving you extra information. You can rent a guide in Spanish, Valencian, English, French, German, Italian, or Russian.
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Make sure to dress appropriately for the weather, especially in summer. There are lots of indoor areas to hide in if it rains, but in the hot Spanish summers, you’ll want sunglasses, sunscreen, and a hat to prevent sunburn or heatstroke.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s so special about L'Oceanogràfic?
L'Oceanogràfic is the largest aquarium complex in Europe, with 45,000 animals from 500 species! Its range of species includes penguins, sharks, beluga whales, sea lions, flamingos, and turtles, plus plenty of different species of fish and amphibians! The beluga whales are a special part of the aquarium family - they’re the only family of beluga whales in an aquarium, and in 2016 the Oceanogràfic was delighted to welcome the first baby beluga whale born in Europe, the adorable Kylu. The research undertaken on the beluga whales is allowing scientists to better understand what can be done to protect the species in the wild. Read more.
Will my kids enjoy a trip to the aquarium?
Children will absolutely enjoy a trip to the Oceanogràfic! They’ll have fun spotting all the different animals and watching the dolphin show, and the tanks are designed in a way that even small children will be able to see inside. There are also two playgrounds where kids can run around and let off some steam. Parents should be aware that children under the age of 4 aren’t allowed to watch the 4D films and should take that into account when planning their day and buying tickets. Read more.
Can we feed the fish? Or are there any other interactive experiences?
You can watch the animals being fed at various times during the day - it will be written up so check when you arrive. Please don’t feed any of the animals yourself! If you want to discover more about the animals and how to care for them then consider taking a Behind-the-Scenes tour! It costs 12 per person, takes 90 minutes, and you’ll see the quarantine area for unwell animals, the divers’ booth, and the kitchen where food is prepared. Read more.
What are the food options? Can we bring a picnic?
Visitors aren’t allowed to bring food into the complex. There are 5 different dining options within the aquarium, including a pizzeria, a hamburger restaurant, a large self-service restaurant, and Océanos, a Mediterranean restaurant with a large outdoor terrace. There’s also the option to eat at Submarino, which offers avant-garde dining surrounded by over 10,000 fish - the three-course lunch menu is available for either €35.90, €39, or €45 per person. If you’d like to eat at Submarino then it’s worth making a reservation, especially in the peak tourist season. Read more.
How long should I plan for a trip to the aquarium?
It will take you about 2 to 3 hours to see everything inside the aquarium, possibly slightly longer if you’re intending to watch the dolphin show or one of the films shown in the 4D cinema. Parents with small children might also need to take a slower pace so that their children can enjoy everything. If you’re intending to visit the Museu de les Ciències as part of a combo ticket then you should plan a whole day for the trip, seeing one attraction in the morning and the other in the afternoon. Read more.
General Information
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Carrer d'Eduardo Primo Yúfera, 1
46013 Valencia
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