Valencia is hugely enjoyable without spending a single euro. Museums with works by Goya, Velázquez and Sorolla, one of Spain's largest city parks, the futuristic architecture of the City of Arts and World Heritage monuments that open for free on Sundays. We've put it all in order, with the real conditions of each place, so you don't waste time or money.
Free every day
Turia Gardens: 9 km of park in the old riverbed
Valencia's great green lung crosses the city from end to end. Perfect for walking, running or cycling from Parque de Cabecera to the City of Arts.
Free entry, never closes.
Outside the City of Arts and Sciences
You can stroll around Calatrava's buildings, the pools, the Umbracle and its Astronomy Garden for free. It's one of the most photographed spots in Spain.
The outdoor areas are free; the Museu, the Hemisfèric and the Oceanogràfic charge admission.
Gulliver Park: a giant to play on
A giant Gulliver turned into ramps and slides. A must if you're travelling with children.
Free; opening hours vary by season. Closed on the first Tuesday of each month and may close when it rains.
Valencia Museum of Fine Arts
One of Spain's great art galleries, with Goya, Velázquez, El Greco and a large Sorolla collection.
Free admission during normal opening hours.
Centre del Carme
Contemporary art and two historic cloisters in the heart of the Carmen district.
Free from Tuesday to Sunday.
Jardín de Monforte
A hidden neoclassical garden with statues, fountains and hedges: one of the prettiest and most peaceful spots in the city for photos.
Free; seasonal opening hours.
Parque de Cabecera
Lake, viewpoint and paths in the western end of the Turia Garden.
Free and always open; boats and Bioparc not included.
Municipal History Museum
Inside the City Hall: the Real Senyera flag, the sword of King James I and old maps of Valencia.
Free Monday to Friday mornings.
Grao Shipyards (Atarazanas)
Five Gothic halls linked to Valencia's maritime history, now a cultural venue by the port.
Free; in July and August, booking required.
Free only on certain days
Silk Exchange (UNESCO World Heritage Site)
The jewel of Valencian civil Gothic architecture, opposite the Central Market.
Free on Sundays and public holidays (last entry 13:30).
Fallas Museum
The ninots spared from the flames each year: the best way to understand the Fallas if you can't come in March.
Free on Sundays and public holidays, 10:00–13:00.
IVAM · Valencian Institute of Modern Art
A benchmark for modern art in Spain, with exhibitions that change throughout the year.
Free on Sundays and Wednesday afternoons.
Serranos Towers and Quart Towers
The old gates of the medieval city wall, with spectacular views over the centre from the top.
Free on Sundays and public holidays.
Gisety tip: opening hours change on public holidays and in summer. Check each venue's official website before you go.
More free plans with Gisety
Free walking tour of the historic centre
With local guides. You only pay the tip you decide.
Book your free seat →Legends and secrets free walking tour
The mysteries and legends of ancient Valencia, told at night through its streets.
See schedules →Luggage storage next to the Central Market
Free if you buy in the store. Walk without carrying your suitcase on the last day.
Phone charging and free Wi‑Fi
En nuestra tienda de recuerdos artesanales, en la Plaza Ciudad de Brujas.
Have it all on your phone: with the Gisety app you get these places with a map and directions, helplines, luggage storage, free tours and a 10% gift on your first purchase.