Interactive Visit to the Museu de les Ciències in Valencia

Context The Museu de les Ciències Príncipe Felipe, located in the City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia, is Spain’s largest science and technology museum, spanning over 40,000 square meters. Its organic architectural design by Santiago Calatrava evokes the skeletal structure of a dinosaur, complemented by 13,500 square meters of tranquil water pools surrounding the building, creating a serene and contemporary atmosphere.

The Experience During your visit, you’ll explore three floors of interactive exhibitions that explain scientific phenomena such as the Foucault pendulum and electricity, using touch panels and audiovisual displays. Soft ambient sound enhances the sense of space as you walk along the outdoor terraces and water pools, which reflect the architecture and contribute to a calming, meditative environment.

For Whom This visit is suitable for adults interested in science and technology, families with children over 8 years old, and visitors with limited mobility who can access most areas. Not recommended for very young children without supervision or for individuals with vertigo or health conditions that may affect participation in virtual reality experiences.

Local Context The City of Arts and Sciences is a major cultural and scientific landmark in Valencia, blending science communication with entertainment. The museum supports this tradition through educational programs and exhibitions that connect science with everyday life and the Mediterranean environment.