Must-see immersive exhibitions this spring in Valencia

#1 “The legend of the Titanic”

Bombas Gens – From February 12 to April 12, 2026

The legendary transatlantic liner sets sail again in Valencia in an immersive format.

Here you’ll find the world’s largest immersive exhibition about the Titanic, a spectacular journey that transports you straight to 1912, from the depths of the ocean to original objects and pieces used in James Cameron’s film.

How does it do it?
Through an incredible narrative combined with virtual reality and 360º videomapping, allowing you to dive beneath the sea to see where the Titanic’s remains rest, walk up the Grand Staircase and stroll along the deck… as if you were really there.

All aboard!

#2 “Leonardo da Vinci: Science, Art and Genius”

Museum of Sciences – From March 6, 2025, to April 13, 2026

Would you like to step inside the mind of the greatest genius of all time? This immersive exhibition at the Museum of Sciences makes it possible.

Discover Leonardo da Vinci’s most famous inventions, sketches, and masterpieces through augmented reality, 360° projections, interactive models, and more than 50 large-scale machines.

Explore Da Vinci’s Universe

# 3 “The Light of San Nicolás”

Church of San Nicolás – Permanent exhibition

Get ready to discover the ‘Valencian Sistine Chapel’ with an exhibition that blends history and cutting-edge technology to reveal the secrets of its stunning Baroque frescoes.

“The Light of San Nicolás” is a sensorial show created by more than 50 professionals that combines videomapping, interactive totems and animations.

It also includes ‘Lux ex oriente’, an invitation for contemplation that will make you see this building’s heritage in a whole new light.

HEAD TO SAN NICOLÁS

#4 “Barroc”

Church of Los Santos Juanes – Permanent exhibition

After five years of painstaking restoration work, the Church of Los Santos Juanes has seen the return of Antonio Palomino’s paintings and the entire structure of this Gothic-Baroque church has been reinforced.

The result is simply spectacular and restores one of Valencia’s greatest treasures.

And yes, the reopening brings with it an immersive experience: “Barroc”.

This is a videomapping show that transforms the dome and the central nave into a moving canvas.

In addition, the show is accompanied by music by Comes and Cabanilles recorded by Valencian musicians, allowing you to review eight centuries of history in just a few minutes.

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