IValencian Institute of Modern Art. Inaugurated in 1989 to promote the investigation and diffusion of the art of the S.XX.
It managed to be the most important second museum of modern art of Spain, followed of the Museum Reina Sofia in Madrid. Opened from Tuesday until Sunday of 10h-19h. Closed Monday. Entry: 2 Euros. On Sunday entered free. Direction: Street Castro's Guillem, 18.
+INFO www.ivam.es

MUVIM Valencian Museum of the Illustration and the Modernity. It possesses a great specialized library. Opened from Tuesday until Saturday of 10h-14h and of 16h-20h. On Sundays and festive opened of 10h-14h. Closed Monday. Entry: Free. Direction: Quevedo, 10 and Castro's Guillem, 8.
+INFO www.muvim.es

". Museum that shelters part of the collections of the Spanish State of ceramics and arts suntuarias, from the antiquity up to the most ultramodern designs.
The building, it is a Palace of the S.XVIII, which belonged to a family of Valencian merchants.
Opened from Tuesday until Saturday of 10h-14h and of 16h-20h. On Sundays and festive opened of 10h-14h.
Closed Monday.
Entry: 3 Euros.
Direction: Poet Querol, 2.
+INFO www.mnceramica.mcu.es

From 1982, the former House of the Welfare, it turns into the current Museum of Prehistory. Formed by several floors, where in different rooms we find objects of different cultures or civilitations.
Opened from Tuesday until Sunday of 10h-20h.
Closed Monday.
Entry: Free.
Direction: C/ Corona, 36.
+INFO www.museuprehistoriavalencia.es

The Museum of Fine arts of Valencia is the more importantly of the Valencian Community. From his foundation in 1837 up to the current moment, they were pass almost three centuries, in which there has been developed historically of the city of Valencia.
Fundamentally it is formed by a great art gallery and a wide bottom of drawings and engravings, besides sculptures, archaeological pieces, architectural fragments, photographies and decorative arts.
The origin of the Museum is related to the Royal Academy of San Carlos' Fine arts, which saw his bylaws approved for the king Carlos III in 1768. In the bosom of the above mentioned corporation a small core of works met the donations of teachers and pupils, whose set would turn into the first important contribution of the future museum.
It has a wide room dedicated to Sorolla's Work, and some of his contemporary ones as Ignacio Pinazo.
Opened from Tuesday until Sunday of 10h-19h. Monday of 11h-17h.
On closed January 1, and On December 25.
Entry: Free.
Direction: San Pío V, 9.
+INFO www.museobellasartesvalencia.gva.es

This museum, we can see and do an idea to us of how they were living and are the traditions and popular customs of Valencia, across photographies, royal objects and different reconstructions.
Opened from Tuesday until Sunday of 10h-20h.
Closed Monday. On January 1.
Entry: Free.
Direction: It crowns, 36.
+INFO www.museuvalenciaetnologia.es

The Museum is placed in a former Palace of the street Gentlemen.
It was the residence of the Marquess of Malferit, page of Jaume I. The front has been restored and she has been provided with Renaissance Italian elements.
Part of the idea of creating a collection deprived of toys, property of D. Álvaro Noguera. Museum of historical miniatures. It forms other one of knowing the history, you dare?
Opened from Wednesday until Sunday of 11-14h and of 16-19h.
Entry: 5 Euros.
Direction: Gentlemen, 20-22.
+INFO www.museoliber.org

In the cultural complex of the City, we meet the Museum, where the first norm is I KNOW BE ABLE TO TOUCH!, something that is not habitual in the Museums, for this reason, the visitors can experiment on him sensations, chemistry, the gravity … .o to get lost in the forest of chromosomes that will help us to quarrel for each one is different. We help you to understand better the science. We go!
Opened from Monday until Thursday of 10-18h. From Friday until Sunday of 10-19h. High summer season of 10-21h.
Entry: 8 Euros.
Direction: Avda of the Teacher Lopez Piñero, 7.
+INFO www.cac.es

Installed in a former hostelry lazaretto together with Déu de Monteolivet's Creueta de la Mare. In 1834 it turned into barrack and later it was a military jail.
Collection formed by the Ninot that every year, from 1934, gets out of a jam itself of the fire for popular voting. Also monuments can be Cartels of Faults and photographies of topics.
The visit is completed by an explication video of the holiday of the faults.
Opened of Of March 15 until October 15: on Tuesday to Saturdays, of 10-19 h. On Sundays and festive, of 10-15 h. Of October 16 until March 14: on Tuesday to Saturdays, of 10-18 h. On Sundays and festive, of 10-15 h <brç>Entry: 2 €, 1 € (groups, students with season-ticket Jove, pensioners, children between 7 and 12 years) and free on Sundays and festive.
Closed Monday.
Direction: Plaza Monteolivete,

Blasco Ibáñez lived being a writer, journalist and politician. In spite of his trips for the world, a villa preserved in the beach of the Hollyhock, where it was meeting friends and intellectual others of these century. In 1997 and after several years of reconstruction, the house turned into the Museum Blasco Ibáñez, who guards recollections, personal objects, and literary works of the celebrated Valencian writer.
Blasco Ibáñez's House constitutes a clear example of the bourgeois architecture of beginning of the 20th century.
Opened of March 15 until October 15, from Tuesday until Saturdays of 10-14h and 15-19h. On Sundays and festive of 10-15h. From October 16 until March 14, from Tuesday until Saturdays of 10-14h and 15-18h.
Closed Monday.
Entry: Free.
Direction: Street Isabel de Villena, 156.

In the above mentioned museum, we will be able to see the archaeological remains of last superposed centuries, from which we distinguish especially the remains of the former Roman forum of the city.
Opened of March 15 until October 15, from Tuesday until Saturdays of 10-19h. From October 16 until March 14, from Tuesday until Saturdays of 10-18h.. On Sundays and festive of 10-15h.
Closed Monday.
Entry: 2 Euros.
Direction: Plaza of Tenth Brute June.
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The Bullfighting Museum of Valencia there was founded in 1929 with funds proceeding from the donation of Luis Moróder Peiró and of the horsebreaker of bulls Jose Bayard Badila, two bullfighting collectors who for years gathered a significant number of materials and objects of the Valencian bullfighting of the 19th century and of beginning of the 20th century.
During his path the Museum has renewed and completed turning into one of the most ancient and important museums of bullfighting subject matter.
Opened from Tuesday until Sunday of 10-20h.
Closed Monday.
Entry: 2 Euros.
Direction: Passage Doctor Serra, 10. Next to the bullring.
+INFO www.museotaurinovalencia.es

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