While the Plaza de Toros is already a great view with its bricks and arches, the building really deserves to be visited from the inside.

The Bullring shares the same opening hours and ticket prices as many other tourist sights in Valencia.

Opening hours

You can obviously enjoy the outside view of the Plaza de Toros at any time in Valencia, but to go see the inside, the stadium and museum, or even the corridas, there are opening times.

Here we have put together a table with the opening times for a visit to the museum and arena.

The Bullring is also closed on 1st January, 1st May, 25th December.

As for the bullfighting events, they generally take place around specific times of the year. These periods of activity are the Fallas festival (1st-19th March), the Virgen de los Desamparados festivities (second Sunday in May), the Feria de Julio (in July), and the Feria de Octubre (on 9th October).

Tickets

In terms of tickets, remember that you can either get a ticket for a regular visit or a ticket for a live bullfighting event. The visit includes access to the museum and stadium and should take about one hour. The bullfight on the other hand can last several hours.

Please note that around the time of a bullfighting event (before and after), you’ll still be able to visit the museum, but you won’t be able to access the arena.

Here you have a summary table of the regular entry (including access to the museum and stadium) prices.

Children under 7, school groups with a professor, teachers, the unemployed, and local tour guides always enter for free.

The price of the tickets for the corridas depends on the type of event and the seat you choose, much like in a football match. Prices oscillate between €15.00 and €40.00.

You can either get those tickets online or directly at the Bullring. If you want to get a suggestion on where to sit to get the best view, we recommend you get your tickets directly there.