The view of the Torres is already spectacular from the street, whether you come from the Old Town or from Calle de Guillem de Castro. Nevertheless, we recommend you also take the time to climb up the Towers and enjoy the aerial view of the city centre.

The visit normally does not take long, from 15 to 30 minutes. Being listed as a Municipal Museum, the ticket to the Torres de Quart is rather affordable.

Opening times

While you can pass through the gate at any time or day, you can also visit the inside of the Towers during the week and during early hours on Sundays.

Keep in mind that in case of adverse weather, like strong rain or wind, access to the Towers is prohibited for safety reasons.

Here you have a summary table of the usual opening times and prices.

On Mondays the Quart Towers are closed to the public.

Tickets

Like any other Municipal Museum in Valencia, the entrance ticket to the Towers is normally very affordable, and even free on Sundays.

If you have a Valencia Tourist card, your entrance is free at any time. If you want more information about these discounts, you can check out our article about the Valencia Tourist Card.

At present day, as an exceptional measure following the COVID-19 pandemic, access is also free at any time, on any opening day. It has not been specified when this initiative will be discontinued.

*A reduced fare of €1.00 applies for children between 7 and 12 years of age, students, and retirees.