In Valencia’s Ciutat Vella, the Almudín is a historic building now used for exhibitions and cultural events. Inside, you can see archaeological excavations, explanatory displays and videos, along with murals painted around 1650. The ground floor includes a Roman street, while the building itself dates to the 15th and 16th centuries. Check what is on during your visit: contemporary art exhibitions and chamber music have both taken place here. Entry is free on Sundays.
A former wheat store
The Almudín dates to the 15th and 16th centuries. It was built for storing and selling wheat in Valencia, a practical role that shaped the building’s place in the city’s history.
A venue for cultural events
The building is also used for chamber music and exhibitions, including contemporary art displays. What is on view can change, so check the programme if you are visiting for a particular event or exhibition.
FAQ
Is entry to the Almudín free?
Entry is free on Sundays.
What can you see inside the Almudín?
The building has archaeological excavations, explanatory displays and videos, as well as murals dating to around 1650.
Does the Almudín host events?
Yes. It is used for chamber music events and exhibitions, including contemporary art displays.
Is the Almudín wheelchair accessible?
The entrance and restroom are listed as wheelchair accessible.
