Valencia Silk Museum, San Nicolas & Santos Juanes Church

The Valencia Silk Museum, San Nicolás Church, and Santos Juanes Church together offer a rich journey through Valencia’s artistic, religious, and cultural heritage. This combined experience allows visitors to explore the city’s silk-trading legacy, admire breathtaking frescoes, and step inside two of Valencia’s most impressive historic churches, all within the old city center.
This venue is also included in select MegaPass options, making it easy to combine with other top attractions in Valencia.

The Silk Museum is housed in the former headquarters of the Silk Exchange Guild, reflecting Valencia’s importance in the silk trade from the Middle Ages onward. San Nicolás Church, often called the “Valencian Sistine Chapel,” features stunning Baroque frescoes, while Santos Juanes Church showcases ornate decoration and centuries of religious history linked to the city’s central market area.

This trio offers a perfect blend of craftsmanship, art, and spirituality. Visitors can learn about Valencia’s economic history, admire large-scale frescoes, and explore sacred spaces that represent different artistic periods and styles.

Tickets typically include access to all three venues. Some entry options may offer audio guides to enhance understanding of the artworks, historical context, and architectural details.

Ticket prices vary depending on included services such as audio guides or special exhibitions. Reduced rates may be available for students, seniors, or children. Prices may change seasonally.

Opening hours vary by venue and day of the week. Religious services, holidays, or special events may affect access times, especially at the churches.

All three venues are located within Valencia’s historic center and are easily reachable on foot. Nearby bus routes and tram connections make access convenient from other parts of the city.

• Silk Museum historic guild halls
• San Nicolás Church frescoed ceilings
• Baroque artwork and religious iconography
• Santos Juanes Church decorative interiors
• Insight into Valencia’s silk trade history

• Dress respectfully for church visits
• Allow time to explore each site calmly
• Use audio guides for deeper historical context
• Check service times before visiting churches
• Combine the visit with nearby old-town landmarks

Most visitors spend 2 to 3 hours exploring all three venues. Those using audio guides or spending extra time admiring artwork may stay longer.

Winter is an excellent time to visit, with fewer crowds and comfortable indoor exploration. Churches provide warmth, and cooler weather makes walking between sites enjoyable.