Highlights of the Silk Museum in Valencia

Explore a well‑preserved 15th‑century silk exchange building in the heart of Valencia

Enjoy an immersive audio guide and listen to stories from the city's golden age

Learn about the secret agreement between Valencia and Venice to control the European silk trade

Discover historical silk production, including silkworm breeding and velvet‑making techniques

Silk Museum Opening Hours

Sunday: 10:00 ‑ 14:30

Tuesday to Saturday: 10:00 ‑ 19:00

Closed on: Monday

Opening hours and closure dates may be subject to change. Please check the latest information before your visit.

C. del Hospital, 7, Ciutat Vella, 46001 Valencia, Spain

How to get there: Take bus L150 or L150N to Av. Oest, 34 ‑ Biblioteca stop, then walk for 2 minutes

About the Silk Museum

At the Silk Museum in Valencia, delve into Valencia's golden age and its fascinating history through an immersive audio guide.

Housed in a beautifully preserved former silk exchange, the museum reveals the historical context of the 15th century, when Valencia was a thriving hub of global trade.

Explore the city's deep connections with Venice and the secret agreements they made to dominate the European silk market.

Learn how their sophisticated silkworm breeding programmes and the thriving silk and velvet industries transformed Valencia into a powerful commercial gateway.

With stunning architecture and captivating stories, the museum offers a unique perspective on the city's cultural heritage, showing how trade, craftsmanship and ambition shaped the vibrant Valencia we know today.

Experience the grandeur of 15th‑century Valencia in this cultural heritage gem