Inside Valencia Science Museum

What’s inside the Valencia Science Museum?

Each floor of the museum presents a different journey into the world of science, inviting visitors to explore, question, and discover. Here's what awaits you:

Ground Floor

As you enter, the ground floor welcomes you with practical amenities including ticket counters, cafés, restrooms, and a science-themed gift shop. Don’t miss the “Calle Menor”, an open-access area where permanent exhibitions give visitors a taste of the museum’s scientific richness. This introductory space sets the tone for the exploration ahead.

First Floor

Perfect for families and young explorers, the first floor features a vibrant mix of interactive exhibits. Here, you’ll find:

Exploratarium – A hands-on zone focused on physics, biology, and basic scientific principles.
Marvel superheroes exhibition – Where science meets pop culture, explaining real-world physics and biology through the lens of comic book heroes.

This floor is a favorite among children and offers an engaging and educational start to your museum experience.

Second Floor

Take a walk through the lives and contributions of three scientific giants:

Santiago Ramón y Cajal (neuroscience)
Severo Ochoa (biochemistry)
Jean Dausset (genetics)

This permanent exhibition, “The Legacy of Science,” provides rich context about their discoveries, personal histories, and the lasting impact of their work on modern science.

Third Floor

This floor is home to the “Chromosome Forest”, an immersive exhibition that delves into DNA and genetics in an engaging, visual way. You’ll learn about how life is coded and the role genetics play in evolution and health.

Additionally, this level regularly hosts rotating temporary exhibitions, ensuring that each visit brings something new — from space exploration to sustainable technology.

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Visitor tips

Visit on weekdays or early in the morning to avoid crowds.
Restrooms are available throughout the building.
Take a break in the outdoor picnic zones — perfect for families.
Don’t miss the gift shop for one-of-a-kind science-themed merchandise.
Snap a photo of the iconic dinosaur sculpture outside the entrance.
Stay until the evening to witness the museum’s striking night illumination.
Some areas offer beautiful panoramic views of Valencia, so bring your camera!

Frequently asked questions about what's inside Valencia Science Museum

What kind of exhibits can I expect inside the museum?

The museum features interactive science exhibitions on topics like physics, biology, genetics, and technology. Highlights include the Chromosome Forest, Exploratorium, and The Legacy of Science displays dedicated to famous scientists.

Is the museum suitable for children and families?

Yes! The museum is highly family-friendly, with dedicated hands-on exhibits for children, such as the Exploratorium and the superhero-themed science zone. There are also rest areas, picnic spots, and kid-friendly information.

Are the exhibits interactive?

Absolutely. Interactivity is one of the museum’s main focuses. Visitors are encouraged to touch, play, and experiment with many of the displays — perfect for learning through experience.

How many floors are there in the museum?

There are four main levels, including the ground floor and three upper floors. Each level explores a different area of science, from general exploration to genetics and rotating exhibitions.

Are there any temporary or changing exhibits?

Yes, the third floor regularly features temporary exhibitions, so even if you've visited before, there's always something new to see.

Is there a section dedicated to famous scientists?

Yes. The Legacy of Science on the second floor is a fascinating tribute to Nobel Prize-winning scientists such as Santiago Ramón y Cajal, Severo Ochoa, and Jean Dausset.

Are the exhibits available in English?

Yes, most of the exhibit information is available in Spanish, Valencian, and English, making it accessible to international visitors.