Valencia route with children

Lemurs, hippos, elephants, hyenas, giraffes, meerkats, lions, gorillas and many more… At Bioparc Valencia, you’ll find fun and nature at its very best!

A metropolitan park of... 168,000 square metres! A green space in the heart of the city with hills, abundant Mediterranean flora, and a navigable lake. Ideal for playing, having a picnic, or taking a duck-shaped boat out for a row on the lake. 

Tour it by bike or on foot and see the 18 bridges that cross it. A lush 9-kilometer garden that keeps secrets inside: the Gulliver, the Palau de la Música, the City of Arts and Science...

This garden is a living, and lively, museum, one that is crammed with life. It is a place where you can discover species and trees from all over the world arranged in monographic collections; the perfect place to learn about their adaptations to the environment and their usefulness for human beings.

A vast 10-hectare urban park inaugurated in 2019 in the heart of the city center. Located right next to the Estación del Norte, it is perfect for families and pets; in addition to abundant green spaces, a climbing wall, and slides, it features a designated dog area with specialized play equipment.

Located in the heart of the Barrio del Carmen, this museum has a collection of more than 95,000 tin soldiers mounted on realistic mock-ups. As well as a graphic history lesson, you can admire the Gothic-style palace it is housed in.

This well-kept mega-garden, is the city’s most emblematic. Slides, swings and even a signposted circuit where you can learn how to drive will make you never want to leave. 

This little haven of peace in the heart of the city looks like something out of a fairy tale: a palatial mansion with two private gardens full of neatly trimmed hedges, ponds, statues, pathways and coquettish, Instagrammable nooks and crannies.

The Fallas are the Valencian festival par excellence. Internationally renowned for the artistry of the monuments that are burnt every year, in this museum you can see a representation of the famous ‘ninots’; a display of figures that have been saved from the bonfire.

Europe's largest aquarium: 500 marine species represented by a whopping 45,000 specimens from the most important ecosystems of each of the Earth's seas and oceans. A real tribute to marine life, with a dolphinarium and bio-educational displays.

Welcome to this balcony looking on to the sea, where you can do anything and everything: skate, fly a kite, snack, or have lunch in one of the many restaurants that offer all culinary styles.

Miles of fine sand are at your disposal on the three urban beaches just a step from the center: Cabanyal, Malvarrosa and Patacona. And also with all the services you can imagine and restaurants where you can taste the local cuisine overlooking the Mediterranean.