The City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia refreshes the hot summer days with fun evening proposals. In fact, one of the new features of Nights at l'Oceanogràfic, which is taking place from 16th to 31st July this year, will be a multimedia theatrical show. This event uses different artistic disciplines to look at the history and cultural tradition of the Mediterranean basin through mythology.
A fusion between two worlds, that of humans and of nature, told through music, light, sound and the exercises performed by the dolphins. A night that, among other things, aims to raise awareness among audience members and convey respect for the environment.
Open from 8 p.m. until midnight, visitors can walk around l'Oceanogràfic out of hours' and visit the facilities to see species such as sharks, seals, walruses or whales, among many others.
l'Oceanogràfic at the City of Arts and Sciences is the biggest aquarium in Europe and represents the main marine ecosystems on the planet. In fact, the different buildings are identified with the Mediterranean, the Wetlands, Warm and Tropical Seas, the Antarctic, the Arctic, the Islands, and the Red Sea. There is also a dolphin enclosure, with 24 million litres of water and a depth of 10.5 metres.
