VALENCIA
476 Tours Reviewed
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…
Valencia looks different from a saddle. This Valencia bike rental lets you ride on your own schedule for 1 to 4 days, starting at Valencia Estació del Nord, with streets that feel made for cycling and a route profile that…
Wheels in tight lanes can change your whole day. This Valencia Segway route mixes classic sights with modern architecture, and it does it at a pace that feels realistic for 2 hours. You’ll get guided rides through compact streets, then…
Valencia feels clear fast when you walk with a guide. This 3–4 hour, English-speaking stroll threads together major landmarks and the smaller stories between them, with a pace you can adjust to your group’s interests. It’s designed so you focus…
Scooters turn Valencia into a quick-moving gallery. I love the small group feel and the local guide stories that connect the stops, not just the photos. One thing to consider: this is not for everyone—there are age, weight, and mobility…
Morella and Peñíscola feel like two different time machines, both within easy reach of Valencia. This full-day transfer links the Levantine Coast drive with guided walking tours, so you get big views and real context instead of just hopping between…
Valencia’s tapas hit different with a local guide. This 3-hour luxury authentic tapas tour turns downtown Valencia into a simple route of Mercat Central bites and four higher-end tastings, capped at a tight group so you actually get time to…
Valencia feels different when you’re steering. This full-day bike rental lets you explore a flat city by bike, then pick your own rhythm through the historic center, the City of Arts and Sciences area, and even toward the port and…
If you want Valencia wine beyond the usual city pour, this day trip works. You’ll pair winemaking training (WSET-level guidance) with two very different wineries, including historical caves tied to medieval use, then top it off with lunch in a…
Traffic? Not today. This Valencia electric scooter rental turns the city into a low-effort glide, starting right in Ciutat Vella near Carrer dels Aluders. You get a modern E-scooter plus a helmet, and you can string together big sights without…
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…
Valencia moves fast when you ride. This 3-hour MO’Bike tour threads together the sights that are hard to pack into one walk, from old-town corners to the Turia park and then into the futuristic City of Arts and Sciences. I…
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…
Wine stops beat Valencia sightseeing. This private Utiel-Requena day trip pairs English winery visits with a relaxed tapas-and-wine finish. I love the two-tier plan (tasting at two wineries, then food at a family bodega) and the way tapas turn the…
Three Valencia stops, zero rushing. This self-led audio tour strings together three big hits—San Nicolás Church, the Valencia Silk Museum, and Santos Juanes Church—while letting you move at your own speed instead of waiting on a group. I especially like…
