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    Bioparc

    4.0 (46 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Lia B.

    This park is amazing. Probably one of the best zoos that I've been to. It's like being on safari, all the animals are happy and healthy and it's a great day out. The only downsides are that crowd control may be a bit better with the army of prams and feral children screaming but that's not the park's fault. Also the ticket system is the most illogical, cr*ppest system I've encountered: We bought out tickets online that has a scan code etc. Get there, go to bookings queue. They then make us email them the tickets. Then send us to the back of a queue which all in all took 45 mins. Then when we got to the front, they made it email to them again so they could PRINT it out. Then made us wait, then we gave them the tickets back with the bar code. They scanned it and then printed a receipt which was given to the person at the gate. It was just a receipt! They could've just scanned it from the phone! It was so infuriating and waste of time we nearly left. The park is amazing but getting in was the most moronic experience.

    Madeson T.

    Absolutely incredible. Clean. Beautiful. The animals have a crazy amount of space. Truly awesome and zoos usually make me cry.

    Yuliya B.

    The Biopark is not the first time, like everything. But we must not go on the hottest day, at weekends and on loan. According to it, even off the cafe.

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    Very long cue to go inside. Obviously they're ineffective. It's completely disappointing.

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    Oceanogràfic - Oceanogràfic Valencia

    Oceanogràfic

    4.4(107 reviews)
    5.8 kmCiutat de les Arts i les Ciències

    As much as I love sushi, I don't quite share that passion about fish before it gets caught,…read moreauctioned, filleted, and devoured. Now Jamie and I have been to world-class aquariums from Okinawa (review: https://yelp.to/JmZt0OKoJh) to Monterey (review: https://yelp.to/Zl6LM5VwU2), and this one is among the better ones we've visited, for sure. Take, for example, the Shark Tunnel billed as Europe's longest underwater tunnel (Photo 8). Sharks, rays, tortoises, and the more alpha fish swim above and all around you. It was definitely a unique feature, and so was the college campus approach to the entire operation. Instead of the usual claustrophobic space aquariums provide visitors, Oceanografic offers separate pavilions to reflect different ecosystems like the Arctic, Antarctica, and the Mediterranean. Spanning 110,000 square meters, It allows them to spread out the marine life. Birds and reptiles get their own outdoor compounds. The layout and architecture are compatible with the rest of the retro-futuristic City of Arts & Sciences complex. In fact, this worked well as an introduction to the expansive complex for us as we headed northward through Jardí del Túria. We didn't plan on coming here, which meant we waited in line for a half-hour before paying 39.45€ for each of us to enter. A bit steep but hey, if you like live sushi.. RELATED - Exploring Valencia? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/FQBNx3Jkoj

    As far as aquariums go this one is world class. Oceanogràfic offers various aquatic environments…read morethat will delight and awe everyone from children to elders. The highlights are the tunnels that fully immerse you in the underwater dwellings. You can see sharks and various other fish and sea life swim all around you. The beluga whale and penguins in the artic exhibit were cool too. If you're visiting Valencia, I highly recommend including Oceanogràfic as a must visit destination.

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    Bioparc - zoos - Updated September 2026

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