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The city is small enough to cross on a bike and stubborn enough to keep its own language, its own drink and its own version of paella. These are the 15 experiences worth booking in Valencia, with prices, running times and a note on which ones need reserving before you land.
Oceanogràfic entry ticket in Valencia, Europe’s biggest sea-life center in the City of Arts and Sciences, with belugas, sharks, and more.
“It is a stunning place! Not only lots of different fishes but also other animals. Tunnel with sharks is a unique experience. Absolutely recommend!”
Valencia hop-on hop-off bus ticket with 24 or 48 hours of audio guided sightseeing on 17 stops, including City of Arts.
“Good way to see Valencia, I could always get a seat on the bus”
A small, high-energy flamenco night at Palosanto Tablao Flamenco in Valencia’s Cabañal neighborhood, with limited photo rules and great value.
“We loved our time watching the flamenco dancers. The gentleman on the door was very good at looking after us , even ordering a taxi for us at the end .”
Sail Valencia on a spacious catamaran, with skyline views and an optional sunset glass of cava, plus summer DJ nights.
“Fantastic experience. Really enjoyed our time on the water really friendly guides and having refreshments on board was an added bonus. Highly recommended.”
Small-group Valencia Old Town walk with Central Market stop, then paella, tapas, dessert, and regional wine in an 11th-century monument.
“We loved our tour with Martha - we learnt a lot about Valencia’s history, got great restaurant recommendations and had a fantastic meal of tapas and different wines from the Valencia region - a wonderful way to spend an afternoon!”
Valencia City of Arts and Sciences combo ticket with Oceanogràfic, Príncipe Felipe Science Museum, and Hemisfèric 3D cinema.
“Amazing. From start to finish. Could have easily spent all day there. Unbelievable.”
Pedal Valencia’s old landmarks and City of Arts and Sciences on a 3-hour guided bike tour for $26, with photo stops.
“It was a beautiful ride! All essentials of valencia were included and also a nice ride in turia park! Ramon was a nice guide!”
Sail Valencia’s coast on a double-decker catamaran, choose daytime or sunset, enjoy music and a free drink, with calm Mediterranean views.
“Was lovely boat trip out … sailing out of Marina is lovely passing all the other boat and seeing cruise ships etc , once out in open was great fun going over some waves until boat turned round to face the sun over the beach … was great to take pics of sun going down , by the time fully back into marina sun set was fully completed :-)”
Valencia Old Town on foot then wine and tapas in an 11th-century monument. 4 hours of story, paella, and paired wines.
“Our host Iain was very informative and fun to talk with. He had many interesting stories to tell and even though it rained he kept to pace and level Of information steady and engaging. The tapas and wine were delicious and we were so full by the end. Highly recommend this tour!”
Guided hike from Valencia to Montanejos, then soak in mineral pools and the Chorro. Coach ride, scenic trail, and swim time included.
“It was fantastic met a lot of new people. Had fun amazing trip! Water was warm even on start of April, the hike not too hard and beautiful places!”
Half-day from Valencia to Caves of San José: guided walk and boat on Europe’s longest navigable underground river, with 30 minutes free.
“guide was great. informative, good sense of humor and set up timing to fit all participants”
Flamenco in Valencia at Ca Revolta Theater. Intimate 1-hour show with live guitar, singing and dance. Ticket about $23.
“WOW!! These are such talented performers!! This was by far our best experience in Valencia. DO NOT MISS!”
Valencia flamenco at El Toro y La Luna. Choose show only or dinner, enjoy live 7-artist tablao performances in a cozy setting.
“I thoroughly enjoyed the flamenco. The dancers and musicians were very entertaining and it was a fun evening.”
Ride Valencia by bike from medieval gates to Malvarrosa Beach, with a small-group guide, Bike Guy app tips, and a beach drink.
“Absolutely the best way to begin your visit to Valencia. Luke is dialed as a curator of a rewarding experience. Bikes are comfortable and in good shape. Water is provided. Luke caps groups at 10 so no one gets lost in the shuffle. You will ride through squares and see the sights and you will wind through many alleys and pass tapas bars, shops and restaurants you will want to remember. No worries about remembering what you saw. At the end of the tour, he gives you a city map showing all of the highlights clearly marked. Cheers Luke. That was great.”
Shop Mercado Central for fresh ingredients, then cook classic Valencian paella with wine, tapas, and step-by-step coaching.
“Fun hands-on cooking class and tour of the market. We enjoyed wine and some tapas while cooking. Would highly recommend.”
