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Valencia Science Museum | Visitor information at a glance

What are Valencia Science Museum’s opening hours?

Jan 2 to June 30 & Sep 17 to Dec 30: 10am to 7pm
July 1 to Sep 16: 10am to 9pm

Where is the Valencia Science Museum located?

Address: Av. del Professor López Piñero, 7, 46013 València, Spain. Find On Maps

Located within the City of Arts and Sciences complex, the museum sits alongside Hemisfèric and Oceanogràfic.

About Valencia Science Museum

Valencia Science Museum’s opening hours

The opening hours vary depending on the season

Low Season:

January 2- June 30: 10am to 7pm

September 17 - December 30: 10am to 7pm

Peak Season:

July 1 - September 16: 10am to 9pm

Last entry: 1 hour before closing.

The exhibition halls will be cleared 30 minutes before closing.

Closure: The museum is closed on December 25

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Best time to visit Valencia Science Museum

Weekdays vs. weekends

Weekdays: Ideal for a quieter experience. Morning hours (10am to 12pm) are particularly good to avoid school groups and crowds.
Weekends: Expect larger crowds, especially mid-morning to mid-afternoon. Arrive early to secure entry during peak seasons and holidays.

Peak season vs. low season

Peak Season (April to September): The museum is liveliest during this period, especially in summer. Visit right at the opening for a more peaceful experience.
Low Season (October to March): Fewer visitors make it easier to explore exhibits at your own pace.

Where is the Valencia Science Museum located?

Address: Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias, Avenida del Profesor López Piñero, 7, 46013 Valencia, Spain

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The Science Museum is situated within the City of Arts and Sciences complex. It's easily accessible and well-connected to various parts of the city.

Nearby Attractions

Hemisfèric: An IMAX cinema and planetarium, located just a 2-minute walk from the museum.
Oceanogràfic: Europe's largest aquarium, approximately a 5-minute walk away.

Getting to Valencia Science Museum

Getting to the Valencia Science Museum

By Metro

Closest Station: Alameda Station

To reach the Valencia Science Museum by metro, take Line 3 or Line 5 to Alameda Station. From there, it’s a scenic 15–20 minute walk through the Turia Gardens. Alternatively, if you're near Xàtiva or Colón stations, you can combine the metro with a short bus ride. Metro services typically run from 5am to midnight.

By Bus

Closest Stop: Av. del Professor López Piñero – Museu Ciències

Several EMT Valencia bus lines connect to the museum. Lines 13, 15, 19, 35, and 95 all stop near the City of Arts and Sciences complex. Buses run frequently throughout the day and are a convenient option from both the city center and surrounding neighborhoods.

By Train

Closest Station: Estació del Nord

If you’re arriving by train, disembark at Estació del Nord and take bus 35 directly to the City of Arts and Sciences. Alternatively, you can transfer to the metro (Line 3 or 5) at nearby Xàtiva Station and follow the directions to Alameda.

By Car

To reach the Valencia Science Museum by car, take the V-15 (Autovía del Saler) and follow signs for Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències. From the city center, drive along Av. del Regne de València and continue onto Av. del Professor López Piñero. Public parking is available in the complex’s underground garage, but note that there is no dedicated museum parking lot.

Parking facilities near Valencia Science Museum

Onepark - Estacionamiento València

Location: Located close to the museum, this secure underground facility offers hourly and daily parking.
Features: 24/7 access, surveillance, and easy pedestrian routes to the museum.

Aparcamiento CC El Saler

Location: Situated within the El Saler shopping center, about a 5–7 minute walk from the museum.
Features: Covered parking, large capacity, and the option to combine your museum visit with some shopping or dining.

Parking Oceonografic

Location: Just a few steps from the Oceanogràfic and a short walk from the Science Museum.
Features: Part of the City of Arts and Sciences’ dedicated underground parking, with direct pedestrian access to all attractions.

Know before you go to Valencia Science Museum

The Príncipe Felipe Science Museum is designed for an immersive, hands-on experience. Key visitor facilities include:

Information desk: Located at the entrance for maps, tickets, and general inquiries.
Restrooms: Available on all levels, including accessible restrooms.
Gift shop: Find science-themed souvenirs, books, and educational toys at the museum store.
Wi-Fi: Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the museum.
Locker rentals: Lockers are available at the entrance for bags and personal belongings.

Inside Príncipe Felipe Science Museum

The museum is fully accessible to visitors with reduced mobility:

Wheelchair access: Ramps and elevators connect all floors.
Accessible toilets: Located on every level.
Reserved parking spaces: Available in the underground parking near the museum.
Service animals: Permitted throughout the museum.
Visual & audio aids: Some exhibits include audio guides and visual enhancements for better accessibility.

The museum is especially popular with families and children, thanks to its hands-on exhibits
There are dedicated spaces for children to experiment and learn, making it a fun and educational outing for all ages
Plan to spend at least 2–3 hours exploring, though families may want to stay longer to enjoy all activities

To ensure a pleasant visit for everyone, please follow these guidelines:

No food or drinks inside the exhibit areas.
Touch exhibits only where indicated.
Supervise children at all times.
Flash photography and tripods are not allowed.
Respect timed entry slots and follow signage within the museum.

Save money by purchasing combined tickets for the Science Museum, Oceanogràfic, and Hemisfèric
If needed, strollers and wheelchairs are available at the Help Desk on a first-come, first-served basis. Prams are allowed throughout the museum
Most visitors spend about three hours exploring the museum, but families with children may want to allow extra time for hands-on activities and workshops
The museum regularly hosts temporary exhibitions and live science shows—check the schedule in advance so you don’t miss out on special events or demonstrations
After your visit, relax in the gardens, stroll along the boardwalk, or rent a pedal boat on the nearby lake. The City of Arts and Sciences complex offers plenty of scenic spots for a break

Nearby attractions

Hemisfèric

Distance: 2-minute walk

Hemisfèric is one of the most iconic buildings in the City of Arts and Sciences. Its distinctive eye-shaped structure houses an IMAX cinema, a digital 3D cinema, and a planetarium.

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Oceanogràfic

Distance: 5-minute walk

Oceanogràfic is Europe’s largest aquarium, home to over 45,000 marine animals across 500 species. Explore themed environments representing the world’s main marine ecosystems—from the Mediterranean and Arctic to the Red Sea and mangroves.

Visit Oceanogràfic

City of Arts and Sciences (Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències)

Distance: Valencia Science Museum is located inside it

The City of Arts and Sciences is a spectacular architectural complex and cultural hub, and the Science Museum is one of its central attractions.

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Frequently asked questions about visiting the Valencia Science Museum

Is the Valencia Science Museum suitable for children and families?

Yes! The museum features interactive, hands-on exhibits and workshops designed to engage visitors of all ages, making it a great educational experience for families.

How long does it take to visit the museum?

Most visitors spend between 2 to 3 hours exploring the exhibits, but science enthusiasts may want to spend longer.

Is the museum accessible to visitors with disabilities?

The Valencia Science Museum is fully accessible, with ramps, elevators, adapted restrooms, and assistance available for visitors with reduced mobility.

Can I bring food or drinks inside the museum?

Food and drinks are generally not allowed inside the exhibition areas, but there are cafes and picnic areas nearby within the City of Arts and Sciences complex.

Are photography and video allowed inside the museum?

Photography for personal use is typically allowed, but flash photography and tripods may be restricted. Video recording rules vary by exhibit, so check signage or ask staff.

Is parking available near the Valencia Science Museum?

Yes, there are several nearby parking options, including Onepark - Estacionamiento València, Aparcamiento CC El Saler, and parking at Oceanogràfic.

Are pets allowed in the Valencia Science Museum?

Only service animals are permitted inside the museum. Pets are not allowed in the exhibition areas.

Can I visit other attractions in the City of Arts and Sciences with the same ticket?

Yes! Tickets include access to multiple attractions within the City of Arts and Sciences, such as Hemisfèric and Oceanogràfic. Combo tickets offer better value for visitors planning to see several sites.

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