Museo Fallero
Municipal museum of Fallas festival artefacts, including pardoned figures, posters and portraits of queen falleras; free entry on Sundays and public holidays.
- Opening hours
- Tue-Sat 10:00-19:00 · Sun and public holidays 10:00-14:00 · Closed Mondays
- Where
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Montolivet, 4, 46006 València
Valencia
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What you will see
The Museo Fallero has been housed since 1971 in the former Convent of the Casa Misión de San Vicente de Paúl on Montolivet Street. Its collection centres on the pardoned ninots (large and children's figures that escape the flames each Fallas edition—a festival recognised as intangible cultural heritage of humanity), winning and finalist festival posters, portraits of the major falleras queens of València, and a collection of historic badges from the Fallas commissions.
Cost
General admission is €2 and admission with audioguide is €3. The reduced rate of €1 (with proof) applies to pensioners, students, carnet jove holders, large families, single-parent families and groups of 10 or more. Free entry for children under 16, people with disabilities and school groups, among others. On Sundays and public holidays admission is free for everyone. The ticket office accepts cash or card only.
Opening hours
Tue-Sat 10:00-19:00, Sun and public holidays 10:00-14:00. Closed Mondays and 1 and 6 January, 1 May and 25 December. Last entry at 18:00 Tue-Sat and 13:00 Sun and public holidays. Groups of more than 10 need to book in advance; groups of more than 25 cannot enter at the same time.
How to get there
The museum is at Montolivet 4, 46006 València.
Worth a visit if…
…you want to see up close what remains of the Fallas when the bonfires are out, or you are visiting València outside March and want to understand the festival. If you go on a Sunday or public holiday, entry is free; on weekdays, €2 covers your visit.
