Casa de la Enseñanza
A neoclassical building from 1793, erected with public funds under Carlos IV as one of the area's earliest public schools. After many uses over its history, it now houses the town's exhibition hall and the Cullera Fallas Museum, forming part of its museum network.
The Casa de la Enseñanza is a neoclassical building from 1793, raised with public funds under Carlos IV as one of the area's earliest public schools, in the old town of Cullera.
From school to museum
Over more than two centuries it has served very different purposes, until becoming a cultural venue today. It houses the town's exhibition hall and the Cullera Fallas Museum, part of the local museum network.
The Fallas Museum
The museum keeps the pardoned ninots, the figures the public saves from the flames of the fallas each year. It's a short, free visit that helps you understand one of Cullera's most deeply rooted festivals, and it goes well with a walk through the old quarter and its churches, such as the parish church of the Santos Juanes.
Frequently asked questions
Is the visit to the Casa de la Enseñanza free?
Yes, it is a short and free visit; it houses the town's exhibition hall and the Cullera Fallas Museum.
Where is the Casa de la Enseñanza?
It is right in Cullera's town centre, about 45 km from València, and pairs well with a stroll through the old town and its churches.
What can you see at the Casa de la Enseñanza?
It is a neoclassical building from 1793 that today houses the Fallas Museum, where the pardoned ninots are kept, the figures the public saves each year from the fire of the Fallas.
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