Odd little museum showing art works from the Faller festival (March, this year). Unique to this city, I've never seen anything quite like it. Related to its companion museum near Arts Center, but some bigger pieces in view. Located out in the northwest suburbs of the city, not easy to get to, 40min bus (#28) ride, in the art factory area where the pieces, floats are actually being made (walk around back, and look in, if doors open, styrofoam and wood everywhere). 4E entry, WC inside, AC/heat, well cared for. The guy taking care of the place was very nice. Some local student tours going through. It's a neat little museum if you like this type of art (which I do), grand caricatures, odd themes, some outrageous, historical figures (Chaplin, Gandhi, John Travolta?). Artists doing what artists do; make you think beyond yourself, for a little while, something in a big city is near impossible. For most I think its sister museum is just fine.

Nice museum. There are a lot of old ninots from the 1900's. The artwork is amazing! In terms of Fallas, I just don't agree with them using Styrofoam in building the structures and then burning them. That is very environmentally irresponsible of Spain to allow that.

Such a wonderful museum! We were taken here by a local photographer who knew the history well, so we had a wonderful experience learning about Las Fallas and it’s policial history. Absolute must visit especially if you’re visiting around las Fallas.

So weird. Seriously, so so weird. And occasionally obscene. And hilarious. And creepy. Well worth a visit but expect to be shocked at what goes into a Valencian festival!

Incredible

I’ve been here before and it’s great- but it’s says it’s open online, but it is closed right now

Tolle Faller-Puppen zu sehen, chronologisch und auch die Plakate. Super interessant und lohnenswert. Kostenlos.

Fabulous

A small part of Fallas World, it deserves to be visited.

Ninot d'or 2019

Incomparable

Interesting to see the history of Fallas.

Nice place, Nice environment

Nice place