👣 Discover the City of Arts and Sciences on a tour that goes beyond its impressive architecture. Through its iconic buildings, we will explore its history, its impact and the curiosities that have made it a cultural and cinematic landmark. We will also walk along the old riverbed of the Turia, Valencia’s green lung and the setting that made the creation of this fascinating futuristic complex possible.

⌚ Total duration: 2 hours

🥳 You decide what you pay based on your enjoyment.

👩🏻👴🏻 This tour is suitable for all age groups.

♿️ Fully accessible by wheelchair or pushchair.

🐶 Dogs are allowed on the tour, but they will not be allowed to enter the Caixaforum building.

👟👟 We recommend that you come to the tour wearing comfortable footwear, a hat and sunscreen.

📌Main entrance CaixaForum Valencia (Ágora) 

☝️Access the location in one click.

🟠 Here is a list of the nearest paid car parks to the meeting point:

🅿️  Umbracle (a 1 minuto) Open every day, open from 8 a.m. to midnight.

🅿️  Parking CCS El Saler (5min)

🅿️Parking del Oceanogràfic (a 8min)

🚗🏁Here is a list of areas where you can park for free:

Paseo de la Alameda

Calle de la Alameda is one of Valencia’s main thoroughfares, connecting the city centre with the City of Arts and Sciences. It is a wide street with plenty of parking available, especially on the sides. It also has excellent public transport links, making it easy to get to the City of Arts and Sciences -> Blue Zone, €1.50 per hour.

Calle de Menorca

Menorca Street is another option to consider for parking near the City of Arts. Located in a quiet neighbourhood, it offers a more relaxed alternative to the busier parking areas. It is an ideal option for those who wish to avoid the hustle and bustle of the city -> Blue Zone, €1.50 per hour.

Avenida de Francia

Avenida de Francia is one of the most modern areas of Valencia. Surrounded by designer buildings, shops and restaurants, it is an ideal place to park if you want to enjoy a day at the City of Arts. This place is especially popular with visitors, as it offers a wide range of parking options -> Zona Blanca, free of charge.

☝️ Click on each one to see its location.

🏛️ If you enjoyed the tour, we also recommend you to visit:

🌳Jardín del Túria

It is one of the largest urban nature parks in Spain. It is a green space with more than 9 kilometres of walkways, which cross the city with recreational and sports areas. The perfect route for those who practise different sports, such as runners and cyclists. It is also ideal for those who want to disconnect a little, both with family and friends, and for nature lovers. Crowned by 18 bridges.

🎷🎼Palau de la Música

Ticket office hours: 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.

🎡El Parque Gulliver

A park located in the Turia Gardens in the city of Valencia. The main attraction here is a monumental 70-metre sculpture of Gulliver, which can be accessed via ramps, slides, stairs, etc.

You can visit Gulliver Park during the following opening hours:

• • • • From 10:00 to 20:00 in April, May, June and September.
        From 10:00 to 13:30 and from 17:30 to 21:00 in July and August.
        From 10:00 to 17:30 in October, November, December, January, February and March.

-Entry is completely free–