Oceanogràfic Valencia is Europe’s largest aquarium, offering an immersive journey through the world’s marine ecosystems. Located within Valencia’s City of Arts and Sciences, this architectural marvel, designed by Félix Candela, spans over 110,000 square meters and houses more than 45,000 animals across 500 species.

Why not dive into Diverse Marine Habitats

Oceanogràfic features ten distinct areas, each representing different marine environments:

  • Mediterranean: Showcasing the rich biodiversity of the local sea.
  • Wetlands: Home to species from marshes and mangroves.
  • Temperate and Tropical Seas: Featuring colorful coral reefs and exotic fish.
  • Oceans: Including a 7-million-liter tank with sharks and rays.
  • Arctic and Antarctic: Housing beluga whales and penguins in icy settings.
  • Red Sea: Displaying vibrant coral ecosystems.
  • Islands: Focusing on unique island species.
  • Dolphinarium: One of the largest in the world, with daily shows

Highlights and Experiences

  • Underwater Tunnel: A 35-meter-long tunnel offers a 360-degree view of marine life, including sharks and schools of fish.
  • Dolphin Shows: Demonstrating the intelligence and agility of dolphins in an engaging performance.
  • Submarine Restaurant: An underwater dining experience surrounded by a massive aquarium.
  • 4D Cinema: An immersive theater that combines 3D films with sensory effects.

Conservation and Education
Oceanogràfic is committed to marine conservation and education. It participates in various research projects and breeding programs for endangered species. The facility also offers educational workshops and interactive exhibits to raise awareness about marine ecosystems and the importance of preserving them.