VALENCIA
68 Tours Reviewed
Getting off the plane shouldn’t be a maze. This Valencia Airport transfer nails two things I like: live flight tracking and a meet-and-greet driver holding your name sign. One watch-out: you’re limited to 1 suitcase and 1 carry-on, and oversized…
Three hours, and Valencia clicks into place. This guided bike tour strings together the old city, the Turia parklands, and the modern City of Arts and Sciences, then finishes with the port-and-beach feel. It is a simple way to see…
Valencia clicks into focus on two wheels. This guided bike, e-bike, or e-step tour is a smooth way to connect Valencia’s old walls with Santiago Calatrava’s futuristic City of Arts and Sciences. I especially like how the route is paced…
Coffee can be simple… until someone explains what’s inside the cup. This one in Valencia City Center turns a casual beverage into a sensory lesson, with Gustavo Martin and the Curador Coffee team guiding you through coffee origins, taste, and…
Tuk-tuks make Valencia feel close. This private electric tuk tuk tour strings together the city’s big sights in a way that feels easy: 14th-century Gothic gates, the modern City of Arts and Sciences, the football-stadium stop, and a calm ride…
One hour 30, two iconic Valencia scenes. This private bike tour links Jardi del Turia, built along an old riverbed, with the City of Arts and Sciences’ futuristic architecture. I especially like the way the route mixes park calm with…
Beaches plus a major architecture stop, all on an e-bike. I like how the route strings together port views, real beach life, and then the City of Arts and Sciences without you needing a plan or multiple tickets. You’ll also…
A scavenger hunt through Valencia feels smart and fun. You start at the Central Market, then solve clues across Ciutat Vella until you finish near Plaça de la Reina. Two things I really like: the market start (you get Valencia…
Valencia looks better when you move at bike speed. This guided ride stitches together Ruzafa, the Old Town UNESCO zone, and the futuristic City of Arts & Sciences, so you get two very different sides of the city without the…
Santiago Calatrava’s sci‑fi dream in the sun. This guided walk turns Valencia’s City of Arts and Sciences into something you can actually understand, not just photograph. I love getting the clear story behind each landmark and how the guide explains…
Valencia by bike beats the usual checklist. This 3-hour ride strings together iconic sights with quick stops and plenty of city-street views, ending where you start with no stressful shuttling. It’s a private tour, so your guide can pace things…
Glide through Valencia like a local, and the ride starts at the Serrano Gates. I love that it turns a big, spread-out area into a smooth, low-effort circuit. It also gives you a guided way to see the Segway experience…
Valencia clicks fast on this guided walk. You’ll follow a route through the Ciutat Vella old town with Gids Valencia Annick and get La Lonja de la Seda tickets built into the tour. It’s a practical way to turn a…
Valencia on a bike feels like a shortcut through time. You’ll cover the old city core and the modern City of Arts in about 3 hours, with stops that range from a 19th-century bullring to UNESCO-grade Gothic trade power. I…
Pedaling Valencia with a local guide makes the city click fast. I love the small-group feel and the way Eduardo stitches together street-level stories with real photo moments. And yes, the orxata tasting and xufa snack make a practical, tasty…
