Museu de les Ciències Príncipe Felipe

Housed in Santiago Calatrava’s striking, ribbed “whale skeleton” building, the Museu de les Ciències Príncipe Felipe anchors Valencia’s City of Arts and Sciences. Inside, hands-on exhibits explore physics, biology, and technology, favoring interactivity over artifact display. Highlights include immersive science demonstrations, rotating temporary shows, and family-friendly workshops. Large, airy galleries and clear signage make it easy to navigate, though science enthusiasts will get the most from the content. Combine a visit with the adjacent Oceanogràfic or an architecturally focused stroll along the complex’s reflecting pools. Best for curious travelers, families, and fans of contemporary design.