Incredible structure and astonishing landmark of the city The whole cite with the bassins and others buildings are breathtaking Worth a visit by day or by night for the lightings Most of the building are not actually open for visit unless you are participating at an event or attending a show

The architecture is absolutely stunning, it is very beautiful, this place holds opera, plays and various concerts. We didn’t attend while we were in Valencia but we did stop by to take some photos and enjoy the other museums in the area, it was very beautiful and we had a great time. I would definitely recommend visiting if you’re in the area.

The most modern opera house you will ever see, is incredible inside and out. Great acoustics

Great architecture for an auditorium. Really enjoyed the experience!

Superb architecture, you can spend hour marvelling at this fantastic building from all angles.

Performing in this palace, walking through the palace, just walking outside this palace is amazing! It’s super beautiful and an architectural wonder for the eyes to set upon!

Very impressive structure and perfect for pictures. Don't miss out on the wide variety of concerts and plays that they offer such as the "orquestra de la comunidad de Valencia". Great to experience with family, friends and loved ones.

for me one of the most beautiful places in the city. the buildings are stunning and huge, the building has a water basin which is made of mosaic just like the building itself. the architecture really comes into its own here, wonderful in combination with the river bed and parks around

A stunning venue, inside and out. A wonderful place to experience live music and opera.

We saw an amazing concert of Vincento Amigo in this beautiful opera house. Going in there is like entering a spaceship

Fantastic building inside and out. Saw the Valencian choir for 5€ on a Sunday morning which was lovely

Amazing architecture, feels like you are in a star trek set, never seen anything like this on earth 🌎 well done Valencia 🌞

Is an architectural gem showcasing a perfect fusion of modernity and cultural richness, making it a must-visit for art enthusiasts seeking an immersive experience.

What a gorgeous place. Really beautiful and an incredible experience specially within the gala experience that I’ve had.

Very interesting and futuristic building. Nice area to stroll around and take some pictures. 📸

Awesome piece of architecture with an impressive concert hall inside. All situated in the very unique city of arts and sciences. The building is an incredible feat of engineering, definitely something to go and see while you are in Valencia.

Totally incredible place, especially worth visiting after dark when it’s light up

Spectacular building, from the outside and the opera theater inside is marvelous. With the dark-blue tiling it feels like you are under water

Made the guided tour of the Opera Les Arts. The visit was excellent, we could see the backstages, box, main halls... Our guide, Suzana, was great. Thank you

Incredible place just to visit without even any event. In TV Show Westworld this was a main headquarter of AI corporation. In real life there are going a lot of cultural events.

Must visit in Valencia!!! The best place to get lost...count to spend there hours. You can hire a bicycle to make rounds, walking or just sit on the bench surrounded with wonderful plants and enjoy.

This magnificent structure was designed by the renowned Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava to host the opera house. It is part of the sprawling complex named The City of Art and Science. The opera house contains four halls. The main one (1500 seat) is dedicated, mainly, to opera performances, The auditorium (1400 seat) for different music performances and two more halls each with 400 seats for other music or performing activities. It also features a restaurant and a café with view to the large artificial lake right in front of the opera house. The guided tour inside the building was not available when we visited.

The building looks very futuristic, like a spaceship. And there is plenty of space for walking, running, or riding a bike, or skate, or scooter around.

It's a remarkable piece of architecture. The whole complex is just a delight. The science museum is really fun for all ages with all its interactive displays and the aquarium is also a whole day of wonders.

The building is nice....pity the architect is a conman.

Fantastic place to visit! A must in Valencia!

Best among the other buildings. Inside and the outside of the building is incredibly wonderful.

Back to the city of the Arts and Sciences to attend the open house of Palau de les Arts Reina Sofia. It was a cool opportunity to visit all the spaces, principal hall, concert hall and upper hall of the bulls. all covid19 safety measures were taken. We look forward to attend one or more of the performances.

Lovely concert hall and great acoustics. Was a bit concerned about the acoustics because of the mosaic architecture and modernistic Calatrava design. But nothing to worry about there. Each seat counts with a live lighted display with translation of the words being sung in at least 6 languages. Don't give it the 5 ⭐ because leg space was extremely tight.

Very good experience. Zarzuela Doña Francisquita is a wonderful spectacle. Catering service during the pause could be improved.

A great way to spend the day; exploring the area and checking out what each building has to offer! Now with the reopening of the CaixaForum, there’s a little more for you to do. Perfect for a solo, couple and family outing.

Inside just like a space ship !! But the music and the design is super good and amazing, they don’t need the microphone to sing ! Enjoying the true voice

Incredible opera house & concert hall.

Amazing place. Once in Valencia should visit

Palacio de las Artes Reina Sofía; anglicised as "Queen Sofía Palace of the Arts") is an opera house, performing arts centre, and urban landmark designed by Santiago Calatrava to anchor the northwest end of the City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia, Spain. It opened on 8 October 2005; its first opera staging was of Beethoven's Fidelio on 25 October 2006.

Worth to travel to Valencia just because of this. We took the guided tour and saw 2 concerts. Amazing.

Lovely place to visit. The grounds around it are really nice.

A truly beautiful concert hall. Each space is more breathtaking than the next with amazing acoustics and just beautiful decor and design overall. If you can go see anything in these halls, do not hesitate for a second.