Positive tip, even though entrance isn't expensive, on Saturdays it's free. On the down side (I'm not sure if it is the case every Saturday) I couldn't visit the bullring as they said that is closed. Hours do indicate Tuesday to Saturday 10am till 7pm, and Sundays 10am till 2pm. There were no entertainment scheduled this weekend, so that wouldn't be the reason for the ring to be closed by 2pm (I was there around about 2pm). The museum part is small but was still worth swing. I would recommend it, as it doesn't take more than 30minutes out of your schedule.

Absolutely okay for the price. It is informative and enlightens everyone. For some it is tradition, for others it is animal cruelty. It may be a cruel conversation but the people here are proud of their tradition. Anyone who looks at this should not complain about it afterwards. Personally, I don't think it's a nice thing, but it was still worth the visit.

a small museum where you can learn about Spanish tradition

Nice views! A great place to see if you are in old center of Valencia

This barbaric place do not represent Spanish culture.

Finally I dared and went. The truth is, everything is very beautiful, the costumes, the music, the bulls are of sublime majesty ❤️❤️🐂 and that is precisely what I cannot understand, how is it possible to mistreat an animal in that way, why not better to show and exalt the breed of bulls without going through torture? It is a real shame that the torturers act by passing this off as an art! "The bullfighter must show his ability to subdue the bull and to show off, executing passes of great beauty and artistic value until the final moment: the luck of killing" 😱😱😱🤷🤷 Unfortunately in Valencia animal abuse is very common, failures are a martyrdom for the poor animals! ⛔⛔Stop animal torture ⛔ https://youtu.be/JDsGszcObF0?si=bpZ5uRfEamMSGKiY

If your mother were half a cow than the ones you abuse, you would rethink things about animal abuse.

Cool place! I have seen a lot of unique matador costume with a lot of intriguing accessories.

Interesting museum for history of the bull stadium. Would be a 5 star if they stopped killing the bulls.

A small but interesting museum .Arenna could not be visited .

Annexed to arena, interesting though limited displays, access to actual stadium best part. Very cheap entry.

Pretty basic museum but for €2 it was worth it to get a history of Valencian bullfighting history and to read a bit about famous fighters who have graced the hallowed circle

Superb place,

The entertaining place with best price - if you look like a student it will be 1 € only. The arena is included.

It could be bigger. The square closed. Many costumes and life-size figures of great bullfighters.

Not all days both museum and arena are open to see. Its nice that they told me that before I go in but I had to go back the next day to see them both. Not much to see at the arena. If I wasnt with TVC to pay with discount I wouldnt go.

A small but well connected museum showing the details of the bullfights.

I guess it is on the list of everyone who is visiting Valencia. Go there, it's just a few minutes of your time, as it's small, for ages of history to acknowledge.

Very interesting, they even have videos you can see from real bullfights.

The museum is closed for an indefinite period, opening hours are invalid.

Nice museum. The video was very good. Really shows you the whole process and gives you the idea of emotions of the spectators the toreador and the bull. Not sure if this should continue in our age though. Perhaps it’s better to be just in museums.

Temporarily closed - no information for how long this will be the case

The bullring is closed on different events but looking forward to actually visiting the bullring. Its a good way to learn about the sport and the spanish culture.

Friendly staff, cheap entrance and nice experience!

Museum was open but not the arena, still had to pay the same price, although the staff couldn't do anything about it for our holiday it was a massive disappointment

Not much to see, but the entry fee was also cheap (2 euro). Unfortunately, the projectors were not playing any video's during our visit.

I have been trying to go here for 5 days in a row and they have been “closed for events” every day. No help, would have loved to see the museum but if they have no interest in being open at least one day of the week for the public what is the point? I do not recommend trying to even come here, there are far better museums that are actually open during at least once a week (more like every day of the week like a museum trying to show history and culture should be), and they are more deserving of your money.

- small museum - cheap I recommend visiting it. Cause of renovation, the main arena is closed for tourist.