Museu d'Història de València

The Museu d'História de València occupies a 19th-century industrial building that once served as the city's first water tank. The structure now displays archaeological finds and exhibitions that trace the city's history from Roman times through modern periods.

The museum opened in 2003 and displays archaeological findings from Roman times through contemporary Valencia. Its collection documents the evolution and transformations the city experienced across many centuries.

The collection displays objects and scenes that show how people in Valencia lived and worked across different eras. These exhibits help visitors understand the ways the city and its inhabitants transformed over time.

The museum sits near Cabecera Park, making it easy to locate. Visitors should plan their visit considering varying hours, so checking ahead ensures you have adequate time to explore the full collection.

The museum uses interactive technology to show how Valencia developed across different time periods, giving visitors a dynamic view of the city's history. This approach makes abstract historical ideas understandable and engaging to experience.

Location: Mislata

Inception: May 7, 2003

Official opening: May 7, 2003

Website: http://valencia.es/mhv

GPS coordinates: 39.47260,-0.40822

Latest update: December 12, 2025 12:03