Things to do in Valencia
Tapas Tour Valencia9 optionsFreewalking Tour Valencia31 optionsBike Tour Valencia15 optionsDay Trips from Valencia20 optionsBoat Tour Valencia21 optionsValencia Airport Transfer7 optionsTuk Tuk Tour Valencia7 optionsCity of Arts and Sciences29 optionsCity Tour Valencia Bus5 optionsFood Tour Valencia31 optionsWine Tour Valencia10 optionsVespa Scooter Moped Tours6 options
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Valencia: Segway tour of Arts & Sciences with guideYou’ll glide from Valencia’s historic center into its futuristic heart on a Segway tour with a local guide. Explore Turia Gardens, marvel at Calatrava’s architecture in the City of Arts & Sciences, hear stories behind each landmark, and share laughs along the way — an experience you’ll remember every time you see those white curves in photos.
Valencia Private E-Scooter Tour: Turia Gardens & Arts ComplexYou’ll see Valencia’s highlights in one go—historic towers, lush gardens, wild architecture, and the sea breeze at the beach—all with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story.
Albufera sunset boat tour: Lagoon walk and golden hourA sunset boat tour of Albufera Natural Park departing from Valencia includes a one-hour guided walk around the lagoon's dunes and freshwater edge, then a one-hour boat ride across calm water at golden hour. The guide shares the park's history and ecology; transport and all instruction are included. Infants can ride in a pram, and the pace suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see Albufera's landscape shift from inland water to coastal dunes in a single afternoon, with a guide explaining what you're moving through rather than just pointing at it. The fixed schedule—walk first, boat at golden hour—means the sunset timing works without you having to plan it.
Albufera Day Tour Valencia: Paella, Boat Cruise, Nature WalkA private day tour of Albufera Natural Park near Valencia combines a forest walk, bird-watching from a lakeside tower, traditional paella lunch, and a sunset boat cruise through the lake and paddy fields. The tour runs six hours with hotel pickup and drop-off included, and a private guide in English or Spanish narrates the day. Flamingo sightings and sunset depend on the season and time of departure.Is it for me?Choose this if you want a guide who speaks your language and can adjust the pace of walking, eating, and boating to match your group's preferences.
Valencia: All-Day E-Scooter Rental & City MapYou pick up an e-scooter at Happy Tourist Center and ride it for the full day, covering Valencia's main sights without the stop-and-start of walking or the cost of taxis. The rental includes a helmet, free city map with recommendations, and luggage storage. You set your own pace and return whenever you're done exploring.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to cover Valencia's main sights in one day without arranging transport between stops or walking the whole city — the scooter does the distance, the map does the planning, and the full-day rental means you're not watching the clock.
Valencia: Private Pedal Boat Rental & Swimming with DrinksYou pedal a private boat for up to 12 people along Valencia's marina and out to Malvarrosa Beach, where you stop to swim in warm water. Three drinks are included, a captain steers, and music plays while you move. The whole experience takes a few hours and requires no group coordination — just show up with your people and go.Is it for me?Best for groups who want to control their own pace and company without joining a scheduled tour — the private boat and included drinks mean you're not managing separate bills or waiting for strangers to catch up.
City of Arts and Sciences Tour with Wine & Beer TastingA guided walking tour of Valencia's City of Arts and Sciences complex paired with a curated tasting of local wines, craft beers and Valencian tapas, led by a live English-speaking guide in a small group of up to 14 people. The tour covers the futuristic exteriors and architectural landmarks designed by Santiago Calatrava, then moves to the tasting portion where you sample regional producers. The whole experience runs 2.5 hours.Is it for me?The live English guide means you hear the architecture and history explained directly rather than through a headset, which works well if you want real conversation and context. The small group of up to 14 keeps the pace personal without the feeling of a crowded tour.
Albufera Lake Boat Ride & Paella from Valencia: Sunset TourThis tour combines a guided boat ride on Albufera lake—Spain's second-largest—with a full paella meal at a traditional restaurant in El Palmar. You travel by air-conditioned vehicle from Valencia, spend the morning or sunset on the water watching birds and learning the region's culture, then sit down to a three-course meal with starter, paella (meat, seafood or vegetarian), drink, coffee and dessert. The guide speaks English, Spanish and French; tours run with a minimum of two people.Is it for me?The boat ride is the centerpiece, so you'll spend time on the water in open air—bring mosquito repellent in summer and dress for the weather. The full outing takes about four hours, and the tour runs only with a minimum of two people, so it's built for small groups or pairs who want the lake and the meal as one experience, not separate activities.
Valencia: Private Pedal Boat Rental & Drinks CruiseYou board a private pedal boat at Valencia's port, receive a safety briefing, then spend 90 minutes cruising the coast with three drinks per person and the option to pedal, swim, or relax on deck. The boat's engine handles the work, so pedaling is optional; the captain steers a scenic route and manages the experience while you enjoy music and views of the city from the water. Pickup and drop-off are at the port, and the whole boat is yours.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see Valencia from the water without the hassle of a crowded tour boat or the pressure to pedal constantly — the private boat and optional pedaling mean you control the pace, and the captain handles the route and timing.
Jet ski rental Valencia: 30 minutes on 130–160 hp machinesJet ski rental in Valencia's Marina Sur puts you on a 130 or 160 hp machine for 30 minutes with life jacket and the option to ride out to Malvarrosa beach and swim. Book ahead by phone to confirm your time slot, since the operator coordinates departures by appointment. Maximum two riders per jet ski, combined weight up to 200 kg.Is it for me?Book this one if you want to ride solo or with one other person and set your own route—the 30-minute window is short enough to fit into a day in the city, and the newest machines here give you the power to cover real distance without a guide or a group.
Valencia Street Art Bike Tour & Local Guide in El CarmenHop on a bike and explore Valencia’s El Carmen district with a local guide who knows every mural and hidden message. Snap photos of bold street art, hear real stories behind each piece, and enjoy plenty of stops to soak up the neighborhood vibe. This is your chance to see Valencia’s creative pulse up close—with all the fun of cycling and none of the stress.
Day trip to Peñíscola from Valencia: Castle & BeachThis day trip from Valencia takes you to Peñíscola, a medieval coastal town in Castellón province, with a coordinator-led group traveling by minivan or bus. You explore the walled old town, enter Papa Luna's 14th-century castle perched above the Mediterranean, walk through the Artillery Park gardens, and end the afternoon on Playa Norte beach. Transport, castle entry and insurance are included; the trip runs 8.5 hours and suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Choose the minivan option if your group is small and you prefer a more intimate pace through the old town; pick the bus if you're traveling with others and want to share the cost. Either way, the castle entry and transport are locked in, so you're not negotiating access or figuring out how to get there—just showing up and walking the medieval streets.
Private Tuktuk Tour Valencia: City Monuments & MarketsA private tuktuk tour of Valencia with a local guide who navigates the old city's monuments and markets in one hour, covering the Serranos Towers, Valencia Cathedral, Silk Exchange and Central Market. The guide speaks your language and can suggest restaurants, museums and nightlife beyond the standard stops. Children from age 4 are welcome, and the tuktuk's audio system lets you play your own music while you ride.Is it for me?Book this if you want a local guide steering you through Valencia's medieval center and markets in a motorized tuk-tuk rather than on foot, plus insider tips on restaurants and nightlife beyond what a walking tour covers.
Valencia Private Bike Tour: Turia Gardens, Arts & Beach RideIf you want to see Valencia’s best sights without missing those hidden corners only locals know, this private bike tour is for you. You’ll ride through lush parks, futuristic architecture, and even dip your toes in the Mediterranean—all with an expert guide who knows every shortcut and story.
Valencia Family Tour: Torres de Serranos, Science Museum & ChurrosYou walk through medieval gates and climb to city views, stop at quirky cat-themed houses and hidden squares, taste horchata and churros at a historic spot, play at a giant literary-themed playground, and enter the science museum without waiting in line. A local guide keeps kids entertained with games and stories while you move through Valencia's mix of old and new. Three hours, taxi included, skip-the-line entry to two major stops.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Valencia sights and the science museum in one morning without arranging separate tickets, transport, or figuring out what will hold a child's attention — the guide's games and the mix of medieval history, quirky details, and hands-on stops do that work for you.
Electric scooter tour Valencia: Turia Gardens & City of ArtsAn electric scooter tour of Valencia guided in English or Spanish takes you through the historic center, the Turia Riverbed Gardens, the Cathedral, and the City of Arts and Sciences over 2.5 hours. Your guide shares stories and local knowledge at each stop, and the scooter rental is included. Minimum age is 16.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to cover Valencia's main sights in a morning without renting a car or navigating the city yourself—the guide handles the route and the timing, and the scooter does the distance.
Valencia Tapas & Wine Walk with Local GuideStroll through Valencia’s lively old town with a local guide as you sample authentic Spanish tapas and regional wines in four classic bars. You’ll learn real tapas etiquette, taste specialties like jamón ibérico and manchego cheese, and share laughs with locals — experiences you’ll remember long after your trip ends.
Valencia: Markets, Museums & Paella Private Walking TourYou start at Estación del Norte and walk through 15+ stops across Valencia's old town and modern quarter, with your guide handling the route and pacing. You get skip-the-line entry to two major churches and the Silk Exchange, a traditional paella lunch with wine, and horchata tasting. A taxi ride back is included, so you finish without navigating transport yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want Valencia's main highlights—from Art Nouveau stations to Gothic churches to the modern City of Arts and Sciences—without arranging your own transport, tickets, or timing; the private guide and included taxi mean you move through the city without logistical friction.
Valencia: City of Arts & Sciences Bike Tour via Turia ParkYou cycle from Valencia's historic center through a nine-kilometer ribbon of gardens and green space, arriving at the City of Arts and Sciences where your guide explains the futuristic architecture from outside. The route is manageable for all fitness levels, includes water, and takes roughly three to four hours depending on pace and stops. Book this if you want to see both sides of Valencia—the old and the radically new—without arranging transport between them or spending the afternoon on foot.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see both Valencia's Old Town charm and its modern architectural landmarks in one ride without managing your own transport or spending hours on foot. The flat Turia Park route and local guide make it work for all fitness levels, and the three- to four-hour pace leaves room for photos without feeling rushed.
San José Caves underground river cruise: Europe's longest caveA full-day tour from Valencia that takes you by air-conditioned vehicle to the San José Caves, where you board a small boat and cruise through Europe's longest navigable underground river, then continues to the Salto de la Novia waterfall for swimming and photos. An official guide speaks your language; the boat operators conduct the cave passage in Spanish. Transport, cave entry, waterfall access and guide are all included.Is it for me?The seven-hour commitment means you leave the city early and return in the afternoon, which works if you're based in Valencia for a full day but rules out a quick morning or evening outing. The boat passage through the caves is operated by local boatmen and conducted in Spanish, so if you need every word explained in English, ask your guide to clarify afterward rather than expect live translation on the water.
