Which Bioparc combo to book
Bioparc Valencia is the city's zoo, built around open habitats of African wildlife, at the western end of the Turia gardens. The City of Arts and Sciences, with the Oceanogràfic aquarium, is at the other end. Every bundle here uses Bioparc's fast-track ticket.
Families, first visit. Oceanogràfic of Valencia + Bioparc Valencia is the classic zoo-and-aquarium pair and by far the most booked Bioparc combo. Give each a long morning or afternoon.
Add the science. Bioparc + Oceanogràfic & Science Museum adds the interactive science museum, and rates even higher. Bioparc + Oceanogràfic, Science Museum & Hemisfèric adds the Hemisfèric's big-screen shows too, and Bioparc + Oceanogràfic & Hemisfèric skips the museum. Pick by how many buildings you'll really have time for.
No aquarium. City of Arts and Sciences Museum + Bioparc and Hemisfèric + Bioparc suit visitors who'd rather skip the Oceanogràfic.
Sightseeing too. The Valencia Pass bundles Oceanogràfic, the Science Museum, Bioparc, the hop-on hop-off bus and an audio guide app. Useful if you'd ride the bus anyway.
Football fans. Mestalla Stadium guided visit + Bioparc pairs Valencia CF's ground with the zoo.
Oceanogràfic of Valencia + Bioparc Valencia
★ 4.7 · 1,016 reviews · from €65.32
Is a combo cheaper than separate tickets?
All the Bioparc bundles are about 5% cheaper than buying the parts separately. The Valencia Pass is priced as one product; compare it with the parts if you won't use the bus.
How the tickets work
You book once and get a separate ticket for each place, usually on your phone. Choose a date for each part during checkout, and a session time for the Hemisfèric where asked. Allow travel time between Bioparc and the City of Arts and Sciences; buses and taxis cover it. Cancellation rules can differ per part, so read the conditions on the booking page. More in how combo tickets work and on the Valencia combo tickets page.
Continuing up the coast? See Barcelona combos.