Valencia Art: Skip the Line at Hortensia Herrero Center
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Overview
Explore the Hortensia Herrero Art Center in Valencia, a unique space blending contemporary art with the city's rich history. This art center is located in the heart of Valencia’s historic center at the Valeriola Palace.
Visitors can expect to see over 100 works by 50 international artists, including pieces by Anselm Kiefer and Anish Kapoor. Many works are designed specifically for the Art Centre. A tour of the rooms allows people to enjoy interactive and multimedia pieces that give an experiential and participatory dimension to the visit. Plus, discover the largest visible area of the Roman circus in Valencia!
The experience includes entry to the Hortensia Herrero Art Center, an audio guide, and lockers for storing bags. A guide is not included.




Highlights
See Modern Art: Discover artworks from famous international artists.
Explore a Historic Palace: Visit the 17th-century Valeriola Palace in Valencia's old town.
Skip the Line: Get quick access with skip-the-line entry tickets.
Learn with Audio Guide: Enhance the visit with an audio guide.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally enjoyed the Hortensia Herrero Art Center. They highlight the blend of modern art with the historic palace setting. However, some visitors found it too crowded or disliked the modern art style.

Visitors enjoyed the modern art collection.
The Valeriola Palace setting was beautiful.
The location in the old town was very convenient.
The Roman circus ruins were a unique addition to the art.
Some found the art too modern
The building was too crowded during peak season.
The Journey
Hortensia Herrero Art Center
The Hortensia Herrero Art Center (CAHH), nestled within the historic Valeriola Palace in Valencia, offers a captivating fusion of contemporary art and historical legacy. Spanning 3,500 square meters across two buildings with seventeen distinct rooms, the center showcases multimedia artworks and site-specific installations by renowned artists like Tomas Saraceno, Jaume Plensa, and Olafur Eliasson. Beyond the art, visitors can explore fascinating archaeological remains, including a Roman circus, a section of Valencia’s ancient Jewish quarter, a medieval furnace, and an Islamic fountain, providing a unique journey through Valencia's layered past. The meticulously restored 17th-century Valeriola Palace itself serves as a stunning backdrop, creating an evocative atmosphere where contemporary aesthetics meet historical grandeur. A visit to the CAHH is an immersive experience, inviting exploration and contemplation of art and history in perfect harmony.
Valeriola Palace
The Valeriola Palace, a 17th-century architectural masterpiece in the heart of Valencia, has been meticulously restored to house the Hortensia Herrero Art Center. This historical gem invites visitors to step back in time while engaging with contemporary art. Beyond its role as an art venue, the palace itself is a testament to Valencia’s rich heritage, showcasing Baroque architectural elements and intricate detailing. The careful restoration has preserved its historical integrity, offering a unique juxtaposition with the modern artworks on display. Exploring the Valeriola Palace provides a deeper appreciation for Valencia’s cultural landscape, where art and history converge to create an unforgettable experience. Discover ancient Roman ruins, medieval remnants and so much more within its walls. Its stunning facade and historical significance make it a must-see landmark for anyone exploring Valencia's vibrant cultural scene.
Know Before You Go
This experience includes entry tickets, an audio guide, and lockers for storing suitcases, bags, and warm clothes. A guide is not included with this experience. The meeting point is at the Hortensia Herrero Art Center.
Hot Tip
Visitors suggest going early in the day or during off-peak season to avoid crowds and fully enjoy the art and palace.