Valencia has really taken a liking to these immersive experiences. We don’t know when it started, but we do know that new activities worth checking out keep popping up. A unique outing, a gift for the whole family… Immerse yourself in the stories unfolding in Valencia in 2026:
The DroneArt Show, which was previously shown in Valencia in March, returns in a special edition dedicated to the world of the Harry Potter™ films . With 1,200 drones recreating scenes from the movies and music from the series, this show is a tribute that fans of magic and excitement will love.
The story of the world’s most famous ship continues to fascinate us more than 100 years after its sinking, and now Valencia is hosting an exhibition that tells the true stories of its passengers (among whom were Valencians) and displays their period artifacts.
And of course, since this is Bombas Gens, there’s a powerful immersive segment, featuring 360º projections, virtual reality (where we’ll meet the famous Titanic orchestra), and a metaverse experience that will make us feel like just another passenger. And yes, there’s also a nod to James Cameron’s film .
Candlelight concerts are magical, and so is the atmosphere they create. Thousands of candles illuminate unique venues throughout the city where you can enjoy live tributes to great musical artists such as Joan Manuel Serrat, Ennio Morricone, Ludovico Einaudi, and Vivaldi.
Zero Latency
It’s been a while since Zero Latency landed in Valencia, in L’Eliana, as one of those experiences that seem straight out of a movie. Pure virtual reality on a grand scale, like a Nolan film.
The fun here lies in working as a team and moving through a physical space while the goggles and connected weapons do the rest. Suddenly, the scene fills with tension, and it’s time to face off against a horde of zombies with your team.
The Ateneo Mercantil de Valencia transforms into a courtroom with The Jury Experience and its immersive legal case. Here, attendees will serve as real jury members, delving into the heart of a trial and deciding the verdict. Testimonies, cross-examinations, forensic evidence, and much more.
Technology does have a place in tradition. This is how Ballet of Lights fuses dance with innovation: the dancers are the source of light on stage, wearing costumes and dresses illuminated by countless lights, creating a visual phenomenon unprecedented in this city.
This optical effect immerses you in the classic Sleeping Beauty like never before, where darkness serves as an ally to amplify the emotions Tchaikovsky captured when he composed the work. The performance takes place at the Teatre La Plazeta, and you can purchase your tickets here.
