l’Almodí Visitor Center surpasses 50,000 visitors in Valencia

The l’Almodí Visitor Reception Center has surpassed 50,000 visitors as the III Jubilee Year approaches its conclusion. Registered attendance reached 50,079 as of September 27, with visitors arriving from approximately one hundred different countries.

Inaugurated on October 21, 2025, the center is a collaborative project between the Holy Chalice Foundation and the Valencia City Council to adapt the historic l’Almodí building. The facility has hosted various groups, including educational, university, and associative sectors, as well as collectives with hearing, intellectual, and acquired brain damage disabilities.

International visitors are primarily from Italy, Germany, the United States, France, and the United Kingdom, alongside significant local participation. The center’s exhibition program focuses on 15th-century Valencia, the period when the Holy Chalice arrived in the city. Activities have included an international congress and musical heritage concerts.