• Plaza de Toros de Valencia - This grand bullring, constructed in the 19th century, stands as a symbol of Valencian heritage. Featuring neo-Mudejar architecture and a striking design, it transports visitors to a bygone era. The venue hosts not only traditional bullfights but also concerts and cultural events.
• Torres de Quart - These historic defensive towers from the 15th century are among the few remaining medieval gates. Their formidable walls, scarred by artillery, narrate tales of battles and resilience. From the top, enjoy breathtaking views of Valencia’s old town.
• Mercado Central de Valencia - (Internal visit on tours from Monday to Saturday morning)

Immerse yourself in the vibrant colors and aromas of the Mercado Central, the culinary hub of Valencia. Fresh produce, local flavors, and a lively atmosphere await in this stunning modernist building. A sensory experience not to be missed!

• La Lonja de la Seda - Recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, La Lonja de la Seda is a marvel of civil Gothic architecture. Its towering columns and intricate details reflect the golden era of Valencian trade. This unique building was a significant commercial center in its time and continues to captivate visitors today. A historical and beautiful site not to be missed!
• Plaza de la Virgen - The Plaza de la Virgen is the vibrant heart of Valencian life, surrounded by historic monuments. Here, the Basilica of the Virgin and the renowned Turia fountain create a picturesque setting that echoes centuries of history. The square is a lively meeting place where the tradition and culture of Valencia can be felt.
• Valencia Cathedral - Explore the magnificent Valencia Cathedral, an architectural masterpiece blending Gothic, Baroque, and Renaissance styles. Inside lies the Holy Grail, one of Christianity’s most revered treasures. Its famous bell tower, El Micalet, offers stunning views of the city and is a symbol of the Valencian skyline.
• Almoina Archaeological Center - Discover the Almoina, an archaeological site unveiling Valencia’s Roman origins. Beneath the modern surface, find remnants of ancient streets, buildings, and Roman baths from over 2,000 years ago. This site allows a walk through history, showcasing the city during Roman times.
• Palacio De Benicarlo - The Palau de Benicarló, also known as the Palace of the Borgias, is a splendid Renaissance building that was home to the influential Borgia family in Valencia. It now houses the Cortes Valencianas, the regional parliament. This palace blends historical and architectural elements, featuring a beautiful courtyard and details reflecting noble splendor.

Visiting the Palau de Benicarló offers a glimpse into Valencia’s political and aristocratic history.

• Torres de Serranos - The Serranos Towers are one of Valencia’s most iconic landmarks and among the best-preserved medieval gates in Europe. Built in the 14th century as part of the city walls, these towers were vital for defense and today provide spectacular views of the old town and the Turia River. Majestic and rich in history, the Serranos Towers are a must-see.
• Jardi del Turia - The Turia Gardens are Valencia’s green oasis, a linear park that traverses the city and connects with key points. Along this path, marvel at the futuristic Calatrava Bridge and the vibrant Flower Bridge, adorned with seasonal plants. Further along, discover the Palau de la Música, an impressive auditorium surrounded by fountains and gardens, and Gulliver Park, a giant sculpture-playground inspired by “Gulliver’s Travels.” A route filled with culture, nature, and fun for all ages!
• Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias - The City of Arts and Sciences is a renowned architectural complex that merges science, art, and nature in a futuristic environment. This iconic

Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía
The Palau de les Arts is a modern architectural masterpiece and a key cultural venue hosting operas, concerts, and classical music performances. Its stunning design and excellent acoustics make it a prime location for enjoying the performing arts.

Hemisférico
The Hemisférico, shaped like an eye, houses an IMAX cinema, a planetarium, and a laser space. It offers an immersive experience with impressive visual shows and educational projections.

Museo de las Ciencias Príncipe Felipe
The Museo de las Ciencias is an interactive museum inviting visitors to explore science through hands-on exhibits.

Ágora
The Ágora is a versatile space used for cultural and sporting events. Its unique architectural design complements the City of Sciences’ surroundings.

• Bottled water
• Bilingual tourist guide
• Bicycle use

• Tips

This tour provides a highly comfortable way to explore Valencia’s key attractions. Glide on a premium e-bike through the historic Old Town, the lush Turia Gardens, and the innovative City of Arts and Sciences on a well-paced 3-hour journey.

Unlike longer or more exhausting tours, this experience is crafted to allow participants to see more of the city with minimal effort, while still having time for stories, photos, and local tips. The guide will present Valencia’s history, culture, and modern evolution in an engaging and clear manner.

This tour is perfect for first-time visitors, cruise passengers, couples, and families seeking a relaxed, safe, and memorable introduction to Valencia, without venturing into the beach area.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.