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Valencia is not just sun, beach, and paella. It's also a city full of history, art, and culture that can be enjoyed without spending a lot. For those looking for accessible cultural plans, there are several free museums worth a visit. We tell you which ones you shouldn't miss!
Located in Plaça del Tribunal de les Aigües, 5, our Sky Bar rises above Valencia offering spectacular panoramic views that embrace both the port and the entire city. When the sun begins its descent and the sky is painted in oranges, pinks, and purples, our Sky Bar transforms into the perfect setting for one of the most beautiful natural spectacles in the Mediterranean.
1. Museum of Fine Arts of Valencia -- One of the most emblematic museums in the city, with works by Goya, Sorolla, Velázquez, and ancient Valencian art.
Free admission: always.
Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, from 10:00 to 20:00.
Why visit it: Ideal for lovers of classical art, with an impressive collection that can be enjoyed at leisure and very close to the historic center.
2. IVAM – Valencià Institute of Modern Art A benchmark in modern and contemporary art, with temporary exhibitions and a very complete permanent collection.
Free admission: Saturdays from 15:00 to 19:00 and Sundays all day.
Tip: Check their agenda for special activities, inaugurations, or guided tours that enrich the experience.
3. Museum of Prehistory and Valencià Museum of Ethnology
Located in La Beneficència, these museums offer a fascinating journey through ancient history and traditional Valencian life.
Free admission: Sundays and holidays, and Saturday afternoons.
The best part: Perfect for families or for those who want to discover local history and culture in a single outing.
4. Natural Science Museum
Located in Viveros Gardens, it displays fossils, Valencian ecosystems, and Pleistocene fauna.
Free admission: Sundays and holidays.
Tip: Visit in the afternoon and combine the experience with a stroll through the Turia Gardens.
5. National Museum of Ceramics and Sumptuary Arts "González Martí"
In the Palace of the Marqués de Dos Aguas, it stands out both for its architecture and its ceramic collection.
Free admission: Saturday afternoons and Sunday mornings.
Tip: Don't forget your camera; the palace courtyard and stairs are perfect for photographs.
6. Municipal and archaeological museums
Valencia has museums such as the Fallas Museum, City Museum, House Museums (Benlliure, Blasco Ibáñez), Rice Museum, Almudín, or the Almoina Archaeological Center that offer free admission on Sundays and holidays.
Recommendation: You can plan a route of several museums and make the most of a cultural day in the city.
Always check official schedules, as free admission may vary depending on the museum. Combine your visits with strolls through gardens or the historic center. For example, after the Natural Science Museum, explore the Turia Gardens, or after the Museum of Fine Arts, enjoy the heart of Valencia. Consider the València Tourist Card if you want to access several museums and monuments for free and save time on tickets.
