Museum of Fine Arts of Valencia
Attraction
4.6 (6717 reviews)
Imposing 17th-century building housing a museum with major Valencian & Flemish painting collections.
C/ de Sant Pius V, 9, La Saïdia, 46010 València, Valencia, Spain
+34 963 87 03 00
Did You Know?
Baroque Home
The museum is housed in the impressive Baroque building of the former San Pío V College, originally constructed in the 17th century, giving it a rich historical setting.
Historic Foundation
Established in 1837, it is one of Spain's oldest and most significant art galleries, showcasing centuries of artistic heritage.
Regional Art Hub
It holds the most extensive collection of Valencian art, featuring masterpieces from the Gothic period to the 20th century, including works by local hero Joaquín Sorolla.
Spain's Major Gallery
Often regarded as the second most important art gallery in Spain, after the Prado Museum in Madrid, due to the quality and breadth of its permanent collection.
Highlights from Reviews
• Free admission
The museum offers free entry, making its extensive and high-quality collection accessible to all visitors.
• Extensive art collection
Features a vast and diverse collection spanning from Gothic to modern art, including works by Sorolla, Goya, and Velázquez.
• Stunning architecture
Housed in a beautiful historic 17th-century building with preserved cloisters, Renaissance courtyards, and modern renovations.
• Peaceful atmosphere
Despite its significance, the museum maintains a serene and uncrowded environment, even during peak seasons.
• Friendly, helpful staff
Visitors consistently praise the professional, courteous, and often English-speaking staff who enhance the experience.