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  In 
        the same Beneficiencia builiding as the Museum 
        of Prehistory, this museum focuses on our evolution as society. 
 The permanent, fairly small, exhibition is called "Valencia in Transition 
        1800-1940". It is a very atmospheric and profound look at the city 
        from many different angles and is a treat for a history lover. Plenty 
        of epoch items and models, photos and authentic film footage. It really 
        lets you get to know the Valencia of the past, of which you now see only 
        a few traces.
 
 Incredibly well put together with multimedia, artistic touch and interactivity, 
        the museum also goes a lot deeper. It explores various social themes on 
        the example of Valencia, e.g work, classes, privacy and public life, co-existence, 
        reaction to change, etc. Those concepts here are operated beautifully 
        and give you plenty of food for thought and reflection. Unfortunately, 
        the exhibiton is in Spanish and Valencian.
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        Temporary 
        exhibitions: The museum usually has one or two extra exhibitions, also exploring various 
        facinating aspects of our social evolution.
  MUSEUM CONTENT Viewing time: 40-50min(approximate)
 What it is about: societyIn Detail: Valencia's 
        transformation in 1800-1940, the concept of city, aspects of a city, human 
        co-existence and creativity in a city. Temporary exhibitions with specific 
        themes.
 Presentation: Items, 
        charts, photos, film footage, video, multimedia, computer generated footage, 
        audiovisual presentations, interactve screens. The building: worth 
        seeing as an example of valencian style, especially the inner yards. Former 
        orphanage La Beneficiencia. 
 MUSEUM SERVICES Bag storage (compulsory), 
        and very good bookshop with a huge range for a real intellectual 
 | GENERAL 
        INFORMATION   Paginas 
        Amarillas C/ Corona 36
 Centro
 Near: IVAM
 96 388 35 65
 website
  Tue 
        - Sun 10am - 8pm
 Monday closed
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