The City of Arts and Sciences is almost certainly the most photographed area in Valencia. Found at the end of the Turia riverbed park, I’ve been to the CAC numerous times for jogging, sightseeing, the ATP Open 500 Tennis, the science museum, the oceanographic, and the IMAX in the Hemisferic, but for some reason, I never had a big urge to take a ton of pictures. However, yesterday’s sunset inspired me and I couldn’t hold myself back from photographing the CAC.
Very nice pictures! I might not describe better that part of the city … beautiful!
Amazing photos!
Wow, great pictures! Thats my city, now! I am so happy next summer I will be there. I hope it come true.
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What….no pics of your ugly dog staring stupidly at the buildings or clouds? Yea, you’re right…why ruin such fantastic shots!
Mi soy enamoró de esta ciudad!!
There is only one word to describe this city and the people who live there “fantastic”
See you next summer.
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Great pictures. We visited the city of arts and sciences when we were in Valencia last year. Like a 1960’s vision of the future – fantastic. And a beautiful city too.