4 Museum Visits in Valencia, Priced and Timed

1.Oceanogràfic, Hemisfèric & Science Museum Combo

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 2,959 reviews · 1 day · from $54Our pick

Spend a full day at Valencia’s City of Arts and Sciences. See belugas, sharks, penguins, flamingos, and more at Oceanogràfic, test hands-on exhibits at the Science Museum, then choose a scheduled IMAX film at Hemisfèric. Plan carefully: the film has a fixed time.

“Oceanographic is excellent, one of few best in the world. Science museum focuses on space n rockets science. Good customer experience from the Staff, flexible to change dates as X’mas gift.”

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2.Principe Felipe Science Museum Entry Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 1,039 reviews · 1 day · from $11

Spend a full day at Valencia’s Principe Felipe Science Museum, where touchable exhibits explain electricity, climate change, biometrics, and space. See an eccentric inventor’s electricity demonstration, explore more than 40,000 square meters, and in 2025 visit the Leonardo da Vinci exhibition with large-scale machines and sensory projections.

“Good but it was difficult to know which of 3 queues to join so taking my phone I booked on internet and my booking was made twice!”

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3.San Nicolas, Silk Museum and Santos Juanes Church

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 391 reviews · from $17

Visit Valencia’s Silk Museum, San Nicolas Church, and Santos Juanes with a flexible ticket valid for one month after first use. Learn at your own pace with an audio guide, then weigh San Nicolas’s glorious frescoes against Santos Juanes’s restoration work and the museum’s silk displays.

“Silk was closed and not the Nicolas but The other one was under restoration so all good. Good but silk was closed it was a Sunday”

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4.Silk Museum Entry Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★4.1 · 59 reviews · 45 min · from $10Best value

Visit Valencia’s Silk Museum and former Gremi de Velluters guildhall at C/ Hospital nº 7. Use the downloadable audio guide in English, Spanish, French, or Italian to trace silk production, silkworm raising, and the city’s 18th-century prosperity. Allow about 45 minutes.

“I loved the flooring . The silk history was very interesting.”

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