The painter’s family dwelling include an ample collection of paintings done by Jose Benlliure and his son, Pepino. Every room contains furniture and everyday utensils.
A few metres walk from the Serranos Towers leads to the Benlluire Museum, which is located in the Calle Blanquerias 23. What used to be the painter’s family dwelling has now become a treasure that Valencia can proudly cherish. Upon entering the front door, visitors are enveloped by the atmosphere of bourgeoisie household during the later 19th and early 20th centuries. Every room contains furniture and everyday utensils that tellfascinating tales of life in the Benlluire home. The upper floors include an ample collection of paintings done by Jose Benlliure and his son, Pepino.
An authentic visit, however, should start in the garden, which has maintained the traditional Valencia style, and is laden with romanticism. Its lime benches and winding paths were later to be Sorolla’s source of inspiration for this house in Madrid. The bottom of the garden hides the painter’s study. This unexpected room contains various works by father and son, alongside an abundance of colourful objects which, in keeping with the fashionable pastimes of the epoch, were collected by the painter all over the world.
Tourist Attractions: Museum
Type museum: Fine Arts, History and Traditions
To Valencian painter: Benlliure
Itinerary: El Carmen
Category: 
Benlliure Museum House.
Visit Information
OPENING HOURS
Tuesday to Saturday from 10:00 to 14:00 h and from 16:30 to 20:30 h.
Sunday and public holidays from 10:00 to 15:00 h.Monday closed.
TICKETS
Fee: 2 Euros
For children from 7 to 12 years, groups, pensioners and students with Youth Card: 1 Euro.
Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays: Free entry.
Casa Museo Jose Benlliure Map
Address:
Blanquerías 23, Valencia 46003.
