Step into one of Europe’s most futuristic landmarks with the Free Tour of the City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia. Located along the former course of the Turia River, this striking complex fuses modern architecture with culture, science, and nature. During the tour, you’ll walk alongside reflecting pools, white arches, and sweeping lines while learning how this project reshaped Valencia’s urban identity. Designed by Santiago Calatrava and Félix Candela, the buildings here are more than just photogenic—they’re deeply symbolic of the city’s ambition and creativity.

As you explore, you’ll see the eye-shaped Hemisfèric, home to a 3D cinema and planetarium, and the skeletal-inspired Museum of Science Prince Philip. You’ll also view the majestic Oceanogràfic, Europe’s largest aquarium, and cross the sleek Assut de l'Or Bridge, a striking feat of modern engineering. Your local guide will point out hidden details, architectural metaphors, and surprising trivia behind each structure, offering a dynamic look at how science, nature, and art converge in this urban marvel.

This walking tour is perfect for curious travelers who want to experience a different side of Valencia. Whether you're into architecture, photography, or contemporary culture, you’ll come away with a new appreciation for this bold and beautiful part of the city. Expect stunning panoramas, fresh insights, and a relaxed yet enriching atmosphere. With plenty to learn and no entry tickets required, it’s a must-do experience for visitors who want more than a postcard view of Valencia’s modern masterpiece.