Free attractions with the Valencia Card
Discover Valencia with the Valencia Tourist Card: free admission to top attractions such as Lonja de la Seda, Torres de Serranos, Reales Atarazanas and other sights.
Discover Valencia with just one card and enjoy free entry to many of the city's most beautiful sights.
With the Valencia Tourist Card you can visit the most important cultural highlights, experience history up close and save money in the process. From impressive buildings and fascinating museums to real insider tips.
Below you will find ten popular attractions that you can visit free of charge with the Valencia Tourist Card.
You can find a complete list of all the attractions here: Overview of services Valencia Tourist Card
La Lonja de la Seda (Silk Exchange)
The Silk Exchange of Valencia is one of the most important Gothic buildings in Europe and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Built in the 15th century as a trading center, it was a symbol of Valencia's wealth and importance during the heyday of Mediterranean trade. Particularly impressive are the elaborately twisted marble columns in the Hall of Commerce, the magnificent vaulted ceiling and the inner courtyard with orange trees.
Admission to the Silk Exchange is free with the Valencia Tourist Card. The visit is particularly worthwhile in the morning, when the light falls through the stained glass windows and the building glows in warm colors.
Torres de Serranos
The Torres de Serranos are one of Valencia's landmarks and an impressive example of medieval military architecture. The two towers from the 14th century were once part of the old city wall and served as the main gateway to the old town. Today, visitors can climb the stairs and enjoy a magnificent view over Turia Park and the rooftops of Valencia from the viewing platform.
Entry to the Torres de Serranos is free with the Valencia Tourist Card. The visit is particularly beautiful just before sunset, when the warm light bathes the stone walls in golden colors.
Torres de Quart
The Torres de Quart are the western counterpart to the Torres de Serranos and are also part of the former city fortifications. Built in the 15th century, the towers still bear traces of the cannon blasts from the Napoleonic siege. Inside, visitors can explore the narrow staircases and the old guardrooms before enjoying the panoramic view over the historic center.
Admission is free with the Valencia Tourist Card. The towers offer a particularly authentic atmosphere and are an impressive relic from Valencia's turbulent past.
Museo Fallero de Valencia
The Fallas Museum is a tribute to one of Spain's most spectacular festivals: the „Fallas“. Every year in March, Valencia is transformed into a huge work of art made of figures, fire and color. The museum exhibits the most beautiful „ninots“ - the figures spared from burning - which have been saved by public vote every year since 1934.
With the Valencia Tourist Card, admission to the Museo Fallero is free. It is the perfect place to experience the creativity and tradition of the Valencians up close - especially recommended for anyone who is in the city during the Fallas period.
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Museo Arqueológico de l'Almoina
Hidden beneath the streets of the city center is a fascinating archaeological area: the L'Almoina Museum. Here, visitors can experience 2,000 years of the city's history - from its Roman origins to the Middle Ages. Glass floors and atmospheric lighting make the tour a special experience, while information boards clearly explain the development of Valencia.
Admission is free with the Valencia Tourist Card. This museum is an insider tip for anyone who wants to discover Valencia beyond the well-known sights.
Municipal Museum
The Municipal Museum of Valencia is located in the magnificent palace of the Marquis of Campo, one of the finest examples of 19th century bourgeois architecture. The magnificent halls with painted ceilings, antique furniture and paintings give an authentic impression of the life of the Valencian upper classes of the time. The permanent exhibition displays works of art, city maps and historical objects that illustrate the development of Valencia in the 19th and 20th centuries.
Admission to the Municipal Museum is free with the Valencia Tourist Card. The elegant inner courtyard of the palace is particularly worth seeing - an oasis of calm in the heart of the city.
Museo de Ciencias Naturales de Valencia
Valencia's Natural Science Museum is idyllically located in Viveros Park and offers exciting insights into the world of fossils, animals and plants. The paleontology collection with prehistoric finds from the region, including the remains of mammoths and prehistoric animals, is particularly impressive.
Admission is free with the Valencia Tourist Card. An ideal place for families or for a short break in the countryside between two visits to the city.
Palace Museum
The Palace Museum, which now houses the municipality's historical archive, is located in the heart of the old town. The elegant 18th century building impresses with its neoclassical façade and lavishly restored interiors. Valuable documents, maps and manuscripts documenting the history of Valencia from the Middle Ages to modern times are kept here. Visitors are given a fascinating insight into the administrative and cultural life of past centuries.
Admission to the Palace Museum is free with the Valencia Tourist Card. A quiet, impressive place for anyone who wants to experience Valencia's history from a different perspective.
Casa-Museo Blasco Ibáñez
This charming museum was once the home of the famous writer Vicente Blasco Ibáñez. Located directly on the beach promenade, it tells the story of his life and work. Visitors can view original furniture, manuscripts and personal items and learn more about Blasco Ibáñez's influence on Spanish literature.
Admission is free with the Valencia Tourist Card. The visit is particularly worthwhile on sunny days - afterwards you can take a walk along Malvarrosa beach.
Museo del Arroz (Rice Museum)
The rice museum is located in a former rice mill in the El Cabanyal district and is dedicated to the history of rice cultivation in the Valencia region. Visitors learn how the fields of the Albufera became the most important ingredient of the famous paella. Original machines and historical tools vividly illustrate the development from cultivation to processing.
Admission is free with the Valencia Tourist Card. An authentic and unusual insight into Valencia's culinary culture.
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