Juan D. wrote an excellent detailed feedback. I will allow myself to join. Was there with small…read morechildren, it was interesting to me basically. Surely children 7+ be interesting and informative. Unfortunately we did not get into the music hall. Archaeology, Ethnology, ancient peaceful liked everything. Most of all I liked the room Roman Empire, an imitation of the port, amphorae, music .. hall with a statue of the god Apollo .. .. Valencia exhibition of coins from the early 20th century .. each one is magnificent piece of antiquity! Be sure to visit.

From the owner: El Centre Cultural La Beneficència es un centro abierto y dinámico donde se dan cita una amplia…read moregama de expresiones culturales para todos los públicos.

Sky Bar! What an awesome vibe. Visiting from Florida. Friday at Sunset had a great time. Favorites…read morefrom a professional DJ. Great service at Bar; friendly, fast and exact. The view is awesome. What a wonderful place.

This is one gorgeous museum, inside AND out- and the people here are so friendly and helpful. We…read moregot here only 50 minutes before closing, so we had to see it fast, but we would not have missed it for the world. First, the exterior is amazing. Then the interior! Glass and crystal chandeliers. Gorgeous period rooms (carriages on the first floor!) Fabulous paintings- both framed and on the ceilings. Tiles, Vases, Mantel Clocks, Statues, kitchen ware- you name it, you will see it here. If you are familiar with the Decorative Arts Museum and the Romanticismo museum- this is like a combination of those two Madrid museums. It's 5 euros, but free if you have the National Museum Cards for Spain- which can be bought at many of the National Museums of Spain, and which we found to be a good deal, since we love museums. You can take pictures here- but NO flash. We were so happy to be able to take some pictures away to help us remember our experience.

Don't miss this absolutely amazing palace/ceramics museum. What's great about the Museum is that…read morethe price of admission includes a free fifty-minute guided tour in one of many languages - Francesco was our tour guide, and he was fantastic at contextualizing the building, and walking us through the important pieces in the collection. And make time to wonder at the beauty of the building's exterior.