The Valencia Ocean Park (L' Oceanogràfic) is Europe's largest marine park, located in Valencia, Spain, designed by designer Rex Candila. In this 119,000 square foot intricate marine world, there are more than 45,000 species of marine life from all over the world, including the Mediterranean, the Arctic, the tropics and the Red Sea. The underwater tunnel of beluga whales is always the most popular.

By day it resembles a white water lily, spreading its petals lightly and lying flat in the water; by night it is like a white water lily. When night falls, the waterfront is quiet and the reflection is vague, like a dream fantasy, and it forms a quiet picture with the reflection of the petals in the water. The aquarium takes you into the magical underwater world, where every animal is so friendly and new, and you will learn a lot of knowledge about animals while watching the marine animals.

The Atlantic Aquarium is divided into 10 different There are more than 500 species and 45,000 different kinds of animals, including fish, mammals, birds, reptiles and invertebrates, sharks, penguins, dolphins, sea lions, walruses and beluga whales are the most common animals in the museum. There is also a special dolphin pool in the Atlantic Aquarium where you can enjoy a fantastic dolphin show.