L'Àgora

Museum · Camins Al Grao

L'Àgora

Museum · Camins Al Grao

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C/ d'Eduardo Primo Yúfera, 1A, Quatre Carreres, 46013 València, Valencia, Spain

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Modern building for sports, concerts & events with stunning architecture  

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C/ d'Eduardo Primo Yúfera, 1A, Quatre Carreres, 46013 València, Valencia, Spain Get directions

caixaforum.org
@caixaforum

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C/ d'Eduardo Primo Yúfera, 1A, Quatre Carreres, 46013 València, Valencia, Spain Get directions

+34 960 90 19 60
caixaforum.org
@caixaforum
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@CaixaForum

Features

restroom
wheelchair accessible parking lot
assistive hearing loop
wheelchair accessible entrance
wheelchair accessible restroom
wheelchair accessible seating

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Oct 26, 2025

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Gamine

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Interesting exhibition on right now (July 2025) but obviously Calatrava designs his buildings primarily to be admired from the outside. The small gallery on the ground floor is self-contained and could be anywhere really as there’s nothing special about the space. The first floor is boiling hot, with big electric fans scattered around that don’t make much of a difference and look horrendous. So much for modern, impressive architecture.

Valérie

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Designed by Santiago Calatrava, it is obviously reminiscent of a hydrozoa, like a Velella Velella or a Portuguese Man o'war, and a beautiful addition to the city of arts and sciences. As a Canadian, it reminds me of all the mountain formations painted by artist Lawren Harris.

Mas

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Great contemporary design and innovative architecture very well served by public transport.

Катя Локанцова

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It is incredible inside and outside. Inside you can find cozy location to relax, restaurant, souvenir shop. Also there is a lot of nice buildings close to it. Highly recommend it.

Lily Morris

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The Caixa Forum is beautiful inside with interesting architectural features and a nice little gift shop. We didn’t pay for any of the exhibitions and had some difficulty locating the free exhibits but the main area was a nice place to stop and escape the heat for a little while we explored the City of Arts and Sciences.

Dyana DeCoteau-Dyess

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The Caixa Forum is a remarkable cultural venue. It combines the old and the new, with a modern structure integrated into the historic former Hydraulic Pumping Station. The building's architecture is striking and sets the stage for a diverse range of exhibitions and cultural events. As an artist, you'll appreciate the creative atmosphere and the dynamic art displays. It's a must-visit for anyone interested in art and culture. I attended an ICOM-CC farewell reception.

marcela pena

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This place has a restaurant indoors and 2 different exhibits. one was photography and the other one was a famous Spanish movie maker. This place opens late. There is a fee for the exhibit, but to get in and stay there is free.

Flavius

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An architectural cyberspace creating a space between old and new Spanish Legacy. Walking in a cathedral descended from the future in a privileged surrounded environment, and in the same time, passing to a bridge from the past in the shadows of Gaudi's Sagrada... . An advised eye would see the magic spirit of "auténtico Español"