After a change of government in 1996, the planned telecommunication tower was cancelled and replaced by an opera house, which was more expensive, and architect Félix Candela was added to design an oceanographic park, all of which led to underspecified increases in the project budget and to updating the name to City of Arts and Sciences. In July 1996, the original Valencia, Ciencia y Comunicaciones was officially changed to Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias, S.A.

Los puestos del Mercado Central, preparados para nuestras comidas y meriendas más tradicionales de Semana Santa y Pascua Las ganadoras del concurso ‘Ven a tu Mercado’ recogen sus premios en el Mercado Central

The Turia gardens are a relaxing place for a walk if you want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. The Turia Park is the most important park in Valencia. Nearest metro: Turia or Alameda stops. Tourist Attractions: Gardens Century: XX Here is Gulliver's children's park Itinerary: El Pla del Real Category: