Museo Taurino Valencia

Event: A Journey into the Heart of Tauromachy

Location: Museo Taurino de Valencia (Plaza de Toros)
Type: Cultural Immersive Experience

Step behind the scenes of one of Spain’s oldest traditions at the Valencia Bullfighting Museum. This event offers a deep dive into the "Liturgy of the Bull," tracing the history of the spectacle from the 18th century to the modern day.

The experience begins in the permanent gallery, where you can see the incredibly detailed Suits of Lights worn by legendary matadors and historic posters from the 1800s. The journey continues with an audiovisual presentation that explains the life of the fighting bull and the ritual of the ring. The highlight for many is the walk through the Plaza de Toros, where you can stand on the sand of the neoclassical arena and explore the chapel and the bullpens.

Admission & Tickets:
You do not need to book in advance. Tickets can be purchased directly at the door at the museum entrance. Prices generally range from €2 for the museum-only entry to approximately €10 for the full tour including the bullring and an audio guide.

Opening Hours:

• Tuesday – Saturday: 10:00 am to 7:00 pm
• Sunday: 10:00 am to 2:00 pm
• Monday: Closed

How to Get There Locally

The museum is located at Pasaje Doctor Serra, 10, right next to the North Train Station (Estación del Norte) in the city centre.

• By Metro: Take Line 3 (Red), Line 5 (Green), or Line 9 (Orange) and get off at the Xàtiva station. The bullring is immediately visible as you exit the station.
• By Bus (EMT): Numerous lines stop directly at the "Xàtiva" or "Castelló" stops, including lines 8, 19, 35, 40, and 71.
• On Foot: If you are in the historic centre (near the Town Hall / Plaza del Ayuntamiento), it is a very short 5-minute walk south towards the train station.