In the past, they used to charge people to enter the world of Gulliver as the Lilliputians…read more(remember the little people in Gulliver's Travels?) but now, it's free! I'm always a fan of trying something that's free and this was definitely worth my time. It's adorable to see the screaming children running around, getting into mischief, and making memories in and on the giant Gulliver. If you have a child or you're a child at heart, Gulliver is a must stop location along the Jardi del Riu Turia. To maximize your turns for sliding and climbing, it's best not to go on the weekends or the peak hours of the afternoon. But the kids like to socialize and make new friends, so if you go at that time your children will definitely have new friends by the end of your trip. Also, I always bring a towel for faster sliding! That way you don't scuff your pants or legs on the well worn slides. Other than that, go and have fun! You can easily spend an hour in the park, so in the summer it's best to bring some snacks. If you forget, there's plenty of vendors nearby wiling to sell you what you need (vending machines, too!)

This place is amazing!!!!! There is no shade for the actual play structure, which is HUGE, your…read morechildren will have to come early or play late, even though I did the opposite and took the kids late morning and we were melting! Even though Gulliver has been opened for around 20 years, it is in great condition. I had to ask because it looked like it was 8 years old from its wear and tear. Why it does not get 5 stars is due to its inappropriate bathroom signs which I shall post later. I would like to see more seating, perhaps under the shade would be smart? And more picnic tables, this could be a great idea for a birthday party or small picnic but there are no tables or benches to go with them. And a water fountain would be plain smart to add.

Todo perfecto y todos los chicos muy amables!!! A mi hijo le encanta y venimos por esto de…read moreAlicante!!!

Enjoyed this experience , would do it again. Be prepared to walk . The lay out of the animals it's…read morevery organized . Loved the experience recommend paying a visit to this location.

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