Explore Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències with Stanza's GPS-triggered offline audio guide.

A vast cultural and architectural complex located in Valencia, Spain. It features several buildings dedicated to arts, sciences, and entertainment, functioning as a major tourist attraction.
A landscaped walk filled with plant species indigenous to Valencia, covered by a series of 55 fixed arches and 50 floating arches.

Walk beneath the soaring white arches of L'Umbracle, a lush botanical garden featuring palms and bitter orange trees indigenous to the beautiful Valencia region.
A large, modern sundial located on the plaza outside the museum, demonstrating the intersection of art, geometry, and time.

From this plaza, you can see how the entire complex is perfectly aligned along the old path of the river, a vision that transformed Valencia into a global icon.
At 125 meters high, the pylon of this cable-stayed bridge is the highest point in the city, designed to look like a giant harp.

Rising to a height of 125 meters, this striking white pylon is the tallest structure in Valencia, serving as a massive sundial for the surrounding park.
Europe's largest aquarium, featuring iconic lily-shaped buildings designed by Félix Candela that house ecosystems from the world's main seas and oceans.

Witness the ethereal glow of jellyfish, ancient creatures that have thrived for over 500 million years despite having no brain, heart, or bones.

Designed by Félix Candela, the Oceanogràfic's iconic 'water lily' roof is an engineering marvel made of ultra-thin concrete, serving as the gateway to Europe's largest aquarium.
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