Tourism and money seem to be two terms that go hand in hand. But not always. Valencia is a city with multiple options to visit monuments and places without spending a penny.
You just have to be attentive to the visiting hours to make the most of this list of places to visit for free. Let’s go with the list of the best free plans in Valencia.
Also, during 2025, if you are under 31 years old you will be able to get around Valencia for free by public transport. So many of these plans will be free from start to finish for you.
Free monuments in Valencia
Valencia is a city full of history and culture, and fortunately, many of its most emblematic monuments can be visited for free. Some of the most outstanding free sites include the Valencia City Hall or the Lonja de la Seda. These monuments offer a unique insight into the city’s rich history and are an excellent option for those who want to explore Valencia without spending a lot of money.
1. La Lonja de la Seda: Being a municipal monument, it is free on Sundays and holidays.
2.Serranos and QuartTowers: As it is a municipal monument, it is free on Sundays and holidays.
3. City of Arts and Sciences: You can always visit the outside of this spectacular monument, at any time and day of the week.
4. Valencia City Hall: from 8 am to 3 pm from Monday to Friday and you can access the balcony.
5. Mercat Central: Monday to Saturday from 7:30 am to 3 pm.
6. Admiral’s Baths.
7. North Station: whenever it is open.
8. Santo Domingo Convent: you need to arrange a visit, but it is free.
9. Valldigna Portal.
10. San Juan del Hospital Church: from 9.30 a.m. to 1.30 p.m., respecting the hours of worship.
11. The Clock Building.
12. Tribunal de las Aguas: attending a session is free. Every Thursday at noon at the door of the Apostles of the Cathedral.
13. Post and Telecommunications Building, in the Plaza del Ayuntamiento.
14. Monastery of San Miguel de los Reyes.
15. Church of the Santos Juanes.
16. Crypt of San Vicente Mártir: being a municipal monument, it is free on Sundays and holidays.
17. Veles e Vents Building.
18. Cervelló Palace: being a municipal monument, it is free on Sundays and holidays.
19. Round Square.
20. Colon Market.
21. Civil War shelter in Bombas Gens.
22. Atarazanas: being a municipal monument, it is free on Sundays and holidays.
Free museums to visit in Valencia
Valencia offers a wide variety of options for those looking to do something free in the city. One of these options are free museums such as the Centre del Carme or the Fine Arts Museum. These museums offer a wealth of information about the history and culture of Valencia and are perfect for those who want to learn more about the city.
MUVIM: free on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.
24. Museo de Bellas Artes (Fine Arts Museum): always free, but not open on Mondays.
25. IVAM: free on Fridays from 19:00, Saturdays from 15:00 and Sundays during the whole day.
26. Museum of Natural Sciences: free admission on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays from 15:00.
27. Museum of History: free admission only on Sundays and holidays.
28. National Ceramics Museum: Saturday afternoons and Sundays, free admission.
29. Museum of Prehistory: Saturdays, Sundays and holidays free.
30. La Almoina: as it is a municipal monument, it is free on Sundays and holidays.
31. Blasco Ibáñez House-Museum: as it is a municipal monument, it is free on Sundays and holidays.
32. House of the Rocks.
33. Almudín: being a municipal monument, it is free Sundays and festive.
34. House-Museum Benlliure: being a municipal monument, it is free Sundays and holidays.
35. Museum of Ethnology: free entrance Saturdays, Sundays and festive.
36. Military Historical Museum of Valencia.
37. Museum Marine Holy Week: being a municipal monument, it is free Sundays and festive.
38. Museum of the rice: being a municipal monument, it is free Sundays and festive.
39. House-Museum Concha Piquer: being a municipal monument, it is free Sundays and festive.
40. Museum of the city: being a municipal monument, it is free Sundays and festive.
41. Bullfighting Museum: Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.
42. Museum of Natural History.
43. Center of the Carme. Always free.
44. Bancaja Foundation: free admission for children under 12 years.
Parks and gardens of Valencia
Valencia is a city full of green and offers a wide variety of free parks and gardens to enjoy. Some of the most popular include the Botanical Garden, the Parque de Cabecera and the Turia Garden. These green spaces are perfect for relaxing, picnicking, exercising or just enjoying a day outdoors.
45. Ride your bike through the Turia Garden.
46. Viveros Gardens.
47. Cabecera Park.
48. Gulliver Park.
49. Park of the West.
50. Orriols Park.
51. Park of Benicalap.
52. Park of the Rambleta.
53. Park of Marxalenes.
54. Central Park.
56. Gardens of Monforte.
More free plans near Valencia
There are many free options for those looking for plans near Valencia.
57. Watch a sunset at the Parc Natural de l’Albufera.
58. Stroll along the promenade of Malvarrosa, Patacona or El Saler, some of the best beaches in Valencia.
59. Getting lost in the streets of El Carme.
60. Discover the neighborhood of Ruzafa.
61. To live Valencia as it is done in El Cabanyal.
62. To walk through Benimaclet.
63. Learn about sustainability in Naturia.
64. Lego Fun Factory in Aqua for the kids.
65. Free Jam Sessions at Blacknote.
67. Discover the Tapinería Market.
69. Enjoy the natural pools near Valencia.
70. Escape to the best landscapes and villages of the Comunitat Valenciana.
71. Enjoy the nature of Valencia and its surroundings.
72. Urban art route in Valencia.
73. Bathing in the most spectacular waterfalls in Valencia.
74. Enjoy with your pet in the best beaches for dogs in Valencia.
75. On our website, you will always find a fair or event with free access. Take a look at our weekend plans or search for “free”.