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Explore Valencia’s rich heritage on this private tour, visiting iconic landmarks, bustling markets, and historic squares. Enjoy paella, horchata, and the City of Arts and Sciences.
What to expect in this tour
Discover the vibrant heritage of Valencia on this full-day private walking tour, blending historic landmarks, stunning architecture, and local gastronomy. Start at Estación del Norte, a Valencian Art Noveau masterpiece, then visit the historic Plaza de Toros. Stroll through the lively Plaza del Ayuntamiento, admiring its ornate facades and grand fountains. With your expert guide, explore the Baroque splendor of the Palacio del Marqués de dos Aguas and snap a unique photo at La Estrecha, one of the world’s narrowest buildings.
Immerse yourself in local life at the bustling Central Market and marvel at the Gothic elegance of the Serranos Towers. Skip the line to explore La Lonja de la Seda, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and be captivated by the intricate artwork of the Church of San Nicolás, the “Sistine Chapel” of Valencia. Wander through the charming Plaza Redonda and savor traditional horchata and fartons at a renowned horchatería. Visit iconic squares like Plaza de la Reina, Plaza de la Almoina, and Plaza de la Virgen, each steeped in history, and admire the Gothic beauty of Palau de la Generalitat.
Pass through the medieval Portal de Valldigna, uncovering Valencia’s Moorish past, and find the quirky Casa de Gatos. Relish an authentic Valencian paella at a classic restaurant before concluding your journey at the City of Arts and Sciences, a modern icon of innovation.
*On Mondays, tickets are included for the Church of Sant Joan del Hospital instead of the Church of San Nicolás, since the latter is closed.
**Veggie option
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València
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6hs
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City Tours -
Walking Tour -
Kids friendly
What's included in this private tour?
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A glass of horchata and a local pastry included in a local Horchateria per pax
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Lunch: a typical paella valenciana and a glass of wine per pax. Water and bread included.
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Skip the line tickets to La Lonja de la Seda
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Skip the line tickets to Iglesia de San Nicolás
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Taxi ride
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Gratuities
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Tickets to la Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias
Reasons
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6 hs. Private walking tour through Valencia's most iconic landmarks
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Marvel at the Art Nouveau design of Estación del Norte & Explore Plaza de Toros
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Skip the line to La Lonja de la Seda, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
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Admire the Baroque splendor of Palacio del Marqués de dos Aguas
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Relish Valencian paella before exploring the City of Arts and Sciences
Meeting Point
Estación del Norte
Estación del Norte, Calle de Bailén, Valencia, España
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This is the plan
Itinerary
Estación del Norte
Explore this iconic railway station, a prime example of Valencian Art Nouveau, and take in its intricate tile work and grand architecture.
Plaza de Toros
Discover the rich history of bullfighting in Spain as you admire the architecture of Plaza de Toros.
Plaza del Ayuntamiento
Stroll through the bustling Plaza del Ayuntamiento and marvel at the grand fountains and ornate buildings.
Palacio de Marqués de dos Aguas
Admire the Baroque splendor of the Palacio de Marqués de dos Aguas and its intricate alabaster façade.
La Estrecha
Visit La Estrecha, one of the narrowest buildings in the world, and snap a unique photo.
Mercado Central
Explore this bustling market, housed in a stunning art nouveau building, and sample fresh local produce if you wish.
La Lonja de la Seda
Enter this wonderful building and admire its gothic architecture, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
Plaza Redonda
Enjoy a peaceful stroll in this hidden gem, surrounded by quaint stalls and small cafes.
Horchatería Santa Catalina
Taste authentic horchata and fartons at Horchatería Santa Catalina, a Valencian tradition.
Plaza de la Reina
Relax in Plaza de la Reina, a bustling square with stunning views of Valencia Cathedral.
Plaza de la Almoina
Visit Plaza de la Almoina and uncover archaeological remains that tell the story of Valencia’s past.
Plaza de la Virgen
Experience the heart of Valencia’s old town as you enjoy the charm of Plaza de la Virgen.
Palau de la Generalitat
Appreciate the Gothic elegance of Palau de la Generalitat, a symbol of Valencia’s governance.
Iglesia de San Nicolás
Step inside and discover the “Sistine Chapel of Valencia,” known for its stunning ceiling artwork.
Portal de Valldigna
Pass through Portal de Valldigna, an ancient gateway to Valencia’s medieval Moorish city.
Casa de Gatos
Find the quirky Casa de Gatos, a tiny feline-themed house hidden in Valencia’s streets.
El Forcat Restaurant
Relish a delicious paella and local specialties at this beloved Valencian eatery.
Torres de Serranos
Admire the Gothic architecture of Torres de Serranos, a symbol of Valencia’s heritage.
Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias
Explore Valencia’s modern marvel, home to science, art, and stunning design.
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