Torres de Quart

Torres de Quart o Cuarte, 46003, Valencia
3.7
Museum

Introduction

The Cuartel de la Grajera is part of the ancient city walls of Valencia, built during the Spanish War of Independence. It is an important military defense facility facing towards Madrid. It was once used as a women's prison for a period of time. Now, the Cuartel de la Grajera has been transformed into a locksmith museum, attracting many tourists to visit.
Address
Torres de Quart o Cuarte, 46003, Valencia
Opening hours
Monday to Saturday: 9:30-19:00, Sunday and holidays: 9:30-15:00
closed on January 6, May 1, and December 25.
Transportation
You can take bus route 5 and get off at Guillem de Castro-Torres de Quart.

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