Although event programmes don\u2019t leave much time for enjoying it, you can always come back as a family and make the most of the city\u2019s wide range of options. Here at the Conference Centre we\u2019ve drawn up a brief list of must-dos for families.<\/p>\n
City of Arts and Sciences<\/strong><\/p>\n Valencia\u2019s City of Arts and Sciences is a complex which hosts the Oceanogr\u00e0fic, the largest oceanarium in Europe. It is also home to the Hemisf\u00e8ric digital 3D cinema, the Umbracle viewpoint, the interactive Science Museum, the Queen Sofia Arts Centre and the \u00c1gora events facility.<\/p>\n \u00a0Bioparc<\/strong><\/p>\n This zoo or animal park gives you the chance to see animals from around the world as if you were in their original habitat with no visible barriers to interrupt your view. It recreates far-away places inhabited by species in danger of extinction, in Valencia.<\/p>\n \u00a0Strolling along the River Turia<\/strong><\/p>\n The former riverbed of the River Turia is now an urban park which is ideal for sports lovers and also for people looking to enjoy a trail whose impressive cultural, environmental and recreational options make it very special.<\/p>\n The Cabecera Park stands on the historic riverbed as a continuation of the green belt of the garden bearing the same name and features stunning views and a lake. The riverbed also has a 70-metre-long sculpture of Gulliver which is a play area featuring slides, ramps and steps where kids will have a great time, even though they look tiny next to the sleeping giant!<\/p>\n Fabulous gardens and hallmark buildings line the entire route of the Turia. They provide a new way of seeing the city which enables you to discover Valencia\u2019s enormous wealth of heritage and nature sites through its river and its history.<\/p>\n