The most-visited museum is the Valencia Museum of Fine Arts. The museum sees around 2M visitors annually.

1. Valencia Museum of Fine Arts
   
2. The IVAM
   
3. 'González Martí' National Museum of Ceramics and Sumptuous Arts

1. Fallas Museum | 'González Martí' National Museum of Ceramics and Sumptuous Arts
   
2. The Golden Chalice | Valencia Cathedral Museum
   
3. The Enchantments Room | L’Iber-Tin Soldier’s Museums

Discounts on Valencia museum tickets vary from museum to museum. Most museums do allow free entry or reduced priced entry for children under a certain age.

1. Valencia Museum of Fine Arts
   
2. 'González Martí' National Museum of Ceramics and Sumptuous Arts
   
3. Centro Del Carmen
   
4. Valencia City Museum
   
5. The IVAM

1. Museo del Gremio de Artistas Falleros
   
2. Museo del Arroz
   
3. Museo de la Imprenta
   
4. Museo del Patriarca

There are usually no age limits to enter Valencia museums. Certain exhibits that are deemed inappropriate for children might be off-limits, but children are allowed entry into all museums. Usually, children below 16 have to be accompanied by an adult.

All the museums in Valencia have made efforts to cater to everyone. There are ramps, elevators and audio guides to ensure everyone has comfortable visit to the museums in Valencia.

1. Ramps and lifts have been installed.
   
2. Audio guides are available at all museums.
   
3. All exhibits are at suitable heights for wheelchair users.

There is no dress code for visiting museums in Valencia. But we recommend that you dress comfortably and modestly while being respectful of the local cultures.

Visiting museums in Valencia will easily take around 3-4 hours. You will be walking a lot in the museums, so it's a good idea to wear comfortable footwear for your visit.