VALENCIA
30 Tours Reviewed
A family dinner beats any ticketed show. I love the home-cooked feel and the chance to eat real Valencian paella in Valencia’s city center. It’s hosted by Ignacio, who works in gastronomy and welcomes you into his family life for…
Albufera feels different when you go by car. This private 6-hour day trip blends Albufera Natural Park walking, birdwatching, and lake-side food with a relaxed cruise at sunset. You get a guide to connect the dots between nature, local rice…
Paella class beats guessing at dinner. In Valencia Gourmet’s kitchen school, you’ll cook Paella Valenciana (or a seafood paella) and a Spanish potato omelette with a professional chef, then sit down to taste what you make with a welcome drink.…
Paella tastes better when you make it. This is a hands-on session in Chef Jose’s home kitchen near the center of Valencia, where you learn how to build an iconic paella step by step. I love that it feels local…
Valencia swaps city noise for real nature fast. This Albufera outing mixes boat time, birdwatching, and a traditional paella lunch all in one easy flow. I love how the day is built for your comfort—private transport and a max of…
One hour on Albufera feels like time travel. I love the Albufera boat ride because it mixes calm water with guide-led bird watching, and the light can be jaw-dropping at sunset. You’re also learning how this place supports rice, fishing,…
Paella tastes better with the right guide. This 3-hour tour is a smart way to learn Valencia’s food rhythms, with Central Market shopping stops and a final meal focused on Paella Valenciana. I like that it stays small (10 people…
Porcelain comes to life in Valencia. This short trip pairs a guided Lladró factory and museum visit with a classic beach lunch of paella on Playa de la Malvarrosa. I especially liked the handmade craft details you’re walked through, from…
Jose’s kitchen feels like Valencia. This fully private cooking class with Michelin-trained chef Jose turns a Sunday-style meal into a hands-on lesson, with paella in five steps plus tapas, dessert, and Valencian coffee. I especially like the short chef-led walk…
If you want a break from city streets, try the wetlands day. It’s a private Valencia outing focused on Albufera nature, a proper paella lunch, and wildlife time with a guide who keeps the schedule sensible. I love how the…
Paella tastes different when you make it yourself. This 2.5-hour Valencian class runs in an authentic kitchen with expert rice cooks, and you’ll get to cook the Valencian paella plus tortilla de patata. I like that it’s practical and people-centered…
Paella is easy to botch, and this helps. This hands-on cooking class is interesting because it focuses on the real Paella Valenciana method, not just eating a meal with a cooking demo. I like the way the chef teaches the…
Paella tastes better when you cook it. This 3-hour experience in Valencia starts at Russafa Market (Brown Gate), then turns into a relaxed, hands-on paella-making session with an instructor who guides you through the what and the why. I love…
Paella tastes better when you shop first. This Valencia cooking experience keeps you out of crowds: you meet at Granier in Russafa, browse the Russafa Market with Chef Jordi Botella, then cook his contest-winning paella with a max of 8…
Paella is comfort food, but this class treats it like craft. You’ll cook paella Valenciana with a real chef in Valencia’s center, sipping sangria and learning why the rice matters as much as the ingredients. The small group size means…
