Interesting will be a visit to the Museum of Science named after Prince Felipe. The museum was built by the architect Santiago Calatrava in 2000. The unusual building itself, supported by five columns with a fully glazed facade, contains no less interesting exhibits, including the exhibition titled "Titanic", which tells the story of a shipwreck. The museum will be especially liked by children thanks to a number of interactive exhibitions detailing the development of science and technology.

Since the opening of the museum, more than 25 million people have visited.

Address: Valencia, Avenida del Profesor Lopez Pinero , 7.

Working hours: July 1 - September 7: 10:00 - 21:00, January 2 - January 6, April 14 - June 30: 10:00 - 19:00, January 7 - April 13, 13 October - December 21: Monday - Thursday: 10:00 - 18:00, Friday - Sunday: 10:00 - 19:00.

Entrance: 8 EUR.

Information is indicated in May 2014

Prince Felipe Museum of Science in the evening

Prince Felipe Museum of Science

Inside the Prince Felipe Museum of Science

Interactive classes, Prince Felipe Museum of Science

Unusual Muses Forms the science of Prince Felipe

Huge DNA, Prince Felipe Museum of Science

One of the rooms, Prince Felipe Museum of Science

Reviews of the Prince Felipe Museum of Science (1)

Evaluation 10

Visiting the Future 01 August 2014

Ksenia

was here in May 2014

Wonderful place for filming a movie about the future. I do not know, maybe already shot, especially since the landscapes here are really stunning and futuristic. Everywhere from the water stick out strange constructions of glass and concrete, and in the evening illumination in general you feel yourself on Mars. On the adjacent territory and the park you can walk as much as you like. But for the entrance you have to pay. The ticket costs 8 euros to the museum, to the Oceanarium - 27. Expensive. We went to the museum, but he did not pay the money. There are four ... Read full review