Open House Valencia returns for its seventh edition from 24 to 26 October, opening the doors of more than seventy buildings across the city and beyond. The programme will feature around twenty urban tours and a wide range of activities, including talks, technical visits, workshops, exhibitions, and cultural activities for all audiences. For the first time, the festival will expand beyond the city itself, with several guest municipalities joining the initiative and contributing their own itineraries, helping to broaden the event's regional reach.
Among the highlights is the new edition of Open Premium, combining guided visits with culinary and cultural experiences in exceptional spaces such as Refugio en la Viña by Ramón Esteve. Other notable additions include the refurbished Nave 3 de Ribes, the future home of Centre Cultural La Mutant; the collective housing project Espai Verd; and Roig Arena, a landmark in Valencia's ongoing urban transformation
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The 2025 edition is structured around the shared Open House Europe theme Future Heritage, exploring how today's architecture relates to the concept of heritage—through its preservation, transformation, and the legacies we create for the future. Talks, guided tours, and workshops invite participants to reflect on the value of living in heritage buildings, the adaptive reuse of industrial sites, and the contemporary works that may become tomorrow's cultural landmarks.
