Valencia · MUSEUMS
On a thirty-six degree afternoon a museum is the plan, not the fallback. The 7 below cover the science museum, the silk museum and the Hortensia Herrero collection, with entry prices and which tickets skip the queue.
Explore Valencia’s Oceanogràfic, Science Museum, and Hemisfèric with one ticket, from belugas and sharks to IMAX films and hands-on science.
“Easy to use, just scan at the entrance of the venues!”
Explore Valencia’s hands-on science museum, from electricity shows to Leonardo da Vinci, inside the striking City of Arts and Sciences.
“Relaxing and easy to walk around. The children enjoyed the different hands on activities.”
Visit Valencia’s San Nicolas Church, Silk Museum, and Santos Juanes with one flexible ticket and audio guide in five languages.
“Silk was closed and not the Nicolas but The other one was under restoration so all good. Good but silk was closed it was a Sunday”
Explore Valencia’s silk trade in a Gothic guild building with an audio guide, historic looms, and a short, affordable museum visit.
“I loved the flooring . The silk history was very interesting.”
Explore Valencia’s San Nicolás Church, Silk Museum, and Santos Juanes with a flexible audio tour, vivid art, silk history, and practical tips.
“We are disappointed because VIATOR sold tickets for the tour "Valencia: San Nicolás, Silk Museum, and Santos Juanes Church" despite the fact that Santos Juanes Church is currently undergoing renovation and was not open on May 1, when Read more”
Test your senses at Valencia’s World of Illusions Museum, with 70 works, 20 interactive scenes, flexible booking, and wheelchair access.
“It's for kids, I wouldn't pay even 2€ to get in.”
Explore Valencia’s silk trade at the Silk Museum with a mobile ticket, self-guided exhibits, historic fashions, and no ticket-buying line.
“The museum is tucked away in a narrow alleyway and could be easily missed. I took a taxi here on a 40c day in august. It was cool and the exhibit was interesting to explore the history of the Silk Road. The fashions on display throughout the centuries were very beautifully crafted.”
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