Museo Arqueológico de la Vall d'Uixó
Local archaeology with finds from the castle and the valley. In the town centre.
The Archaeology Museum of la Vall d'Uixó orders the finds from the castle and the valley in the centre of Vall de Uxó. The pieces run from Iberian and Roman times to the medieval period, gathered across the municipality.
The collection
The holdings explain the settlement of the valley: pottery, tools and building remains from Uxó Castle and the Roman aqueducts of San José and Alcudia. The Sant Josep caves, the natural draw of the municipality, complete the valley visit.
What to see
Walk the cases by period and ask about guided visits. Pair with the church of the Asunción and the climb to the castle.
- See the pieces from the castle and the Roman aqueducts.
- Continue to the church of the Asunción, with its tiled dome.
Frequently asked questions
What does the museum hold?
Finds from the castle and the valley, from Iberian and Roman to medieval times.
Where is it?
In the centre of Vall de Uxó, by the Asunción church.
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