Get to know the Monumental Valencia at your own pace on this interactive scavenger hunt walking tour. You'll explore the city on foot and get points for solving different types of tasks: Find sights: You will use hints to find the best sights and hidden gems throughout the city. The map function in the app will help you get there. Solve questions: Once you’ve arrived at the place you’re looking for, you’ll be asked questions about the sight. Most of the time, the answers are hidden in signs, pictures, etc. A great and fun way to learn new things about the city. Have fun: During the adventure you can also expect exciting photo tasks that require a lot of creativity. If you master the snapshots, you will be rewarded with points. Along the way, you’ll reach amazing places like the “North Station”, “The Central Market”, “The Lonja of Valencia”, “Marquis of Dos Aguas Palace” and many more! After you book the game, you’ll get a game code via email with instructions on how to play. Head to the “Xativa Metro Station” and use the code to unlock the game in the app. The tour ends at the “Marquis of Dos Aguas Palace". The experience is not limited in time. You can explore the city at your own pace and take breaks. Just download the Explorial-App, go to the starting point, and you’re ready to start with the game. The tour lasts on average about 1-2 hours.

See Valencia at its best from the eyes of a local in just 3 hours. Check out prime landmarks like Town Hall Square, Torres de Serrano, Marques de Dos Aguas Palace and hear unique insights that only a local would know. Uncover hidden gems and city secrets along the way that will show you an authentic side of the city with the help of a knowledgeable local guide. Fully experience the local flare with an included local treat to make your city tour a complete experience.

Explore Valencia's top highlights on a bike tour. Cycle through and past historical sights such as the Central Market, the Portal de la Valldigna, and the Palace of the Marqués de dos Aguas. Stay active while visiting this charming Spanish city, without too much effort. Head off through the old streets of the Ciutat Vella to enjoy the stunning architecture of this urban centre. Then, cycle through the Turia Gardens, an emblematic 11-kilometer leafy park located in the old riverbed of the same name. Carry on to the City of Arts and Sciences — an example of the avant-garde and technological development of Valencia. Along your route, see the North Station, Town Hall, House of the Cats, and much more — all from the comfort of your saddle. Pause at specific locations to listen to your guide's insightful facts and information.

Valencia’s old town is ideal to explore on foot. This walking tour takes you on a discovery of the traces of the city’s 2000 years of history in the district of El Carmen. See the cathedral, Plaza de la Virgen, the Silk Exchange (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), Mercado Central, and the Town Hall Square – just a few examples of the impressive sights in the city center. The tour can be adapted to your wishes and interests. Decide for yourself whether you want to visit Plaza de la Virgen or Plaza Redonda, the beautiful cathedral, the Torres de Serranos, and many more sights during the 4-hour tour. Along the way you will be given suggestions and ideas for your stay in Valencia. For example, you can make the most of the opportunity to enjoy a gourmet tasting session in the central market or sample traditional Valencian Horchata de Chufa (a cold drink made from nuts) in the Silk Exchange. Possible starting points for the tour are: - Parque Glorieta/Palau de la Justicia - Palacio del Marques de dos Aguas - Banco de Valencia - Town Hall Square - Mercado Central - The Silk Exchange - Plaza Redonda - Plaza de la Reina - Cathedral - Plaza de la Virgen - Palau de la Generalitat - Torres de Serranos

Explore the coastal cities of Spain’s eastern Mediterranean coast on a 4-day trip to Valencia and Barcelona from Madrid. See the historic archiecture of Valencia’s Old Town, and contrasting futuristic buildings of the Ciudad de las Artes y de las Ciencias. Continue to Barcelona to marvel at the fairytale constructions of Antoni Gaudi, and the maze of narrow streets of the Gothic Quarter. Day 1 (Thursday) Madrid – Valencia (train) Call on Madrid Puerta de Atocha train station to depart by AVE, high speed train to Valencia, capital of the province and natural home of the internationally acclaimed paella. Enjoy the journey. Arrival, transfer from station to your hotel. Accommodation at the hotel. Day 2 (Friday): Valencia - Barcelona Enjoy a morning tour of Valencia after breakfast at your hotel. Among the highlights of the tour is the monumental Modernist Estación del Norte, noted for its rich ornamentations. Continue to the Plaza de Toros, Valencia’s historic bullring where more than 12,000 spectators watch the dramatic confrontations between matador and beast. See the grand buildings of the Plaza del Ayuntamiento, dominated by the Neoclassical Town Hall. Go to the Mercado Central, one of the oldest European food markets still running. Other sights include the Lonja de la Seda (Silk Exchange), circular Plaza Redonda, noble Palacio del Marques de Dos Aguas, and Gothic Cathedral. Next, drive past the old river bed of the Turia to the most avant-garde part of Valencia, and marvel at the futuristic buildings of the Ciudad de las Artes y de las Ciencias. See the emblematic exteriors of Santiago Calatrava’s radical architecture. In the early afternoon, depart Valencia for a drive up the Mediterranean coast to Barcelona, where you will check in to your accommodation for the night. Day 3 (Saturday): Barcelona Enjoy a morning tour of Barcelona after breakfast at your hotel. Driving along the main avenues of L’Eixample, the city’s 19th-century expansion, you will see impressive Gaudi architecture that is the symbol of Catalonian Modernism, including the unfinished Sagrada Familia basilica, and the organic forms of the Casa Milà, better known as La Pedrera. Drive up to the hill of Montjuïc for panoramic views of the city and harbor. See the arenas built for the 1992 Olympic games. Descend to the monument to Christopher Columbus at the bottom of Las Ramblas, and continue into the labyrinthine streets of the Barri Gòtic (Gothic Quarter), home to the Catedral de la Santa Creu, Barcelona’s commanding Gothic cathedral. The afternoon is yours at leisure to explore the city’s charming neighborhoods, such as Barceloneta, or relax on the beaches built for the Olympics, such as Nova Icària, Mar Bella, and Llevant. Day 4 (Sunday): Barcelona - Zaragoza - Madrid Following breakfast at your hotel, drive through the historic cities of Lleida and Zaragoza, with free time to explore both. Once a key defense point for Barcelona, Lleida boasts an artistic heritage that dates back centuries. Admire the architecture of Zaragoza on the banks of the Ebro River, such as the Basílica del Pilar, and La Seo Cathedral. Continue to Madrid for the end of the tour services. Accommodation  Class T Hotel: Valencia: Nh Las Artes  Barcelona: Catalonia Barcelona 505  Class A Hotel: Valencia: Nh Las Artes  Barcelona: Catalonia Barcelona Plaza/Melia Barcelona Sarria

What does the name Valencia mean? Experience the most rewarding adventure with your family on our exclusive family walking tour. Our family-friendly local professional guide will make sure the kids have as much fun sightseeing as adults. The well-informed guide will take you on a 2-hour long walking tour. The tour has an easy pace and includes a stroll around the city center, highlighting the famous cultural and architectural sites. The whole family will have fun learning about Valencia’s fascinating and interesting sites. The stories shared by the guide are guaranteed to provide a few giggles as you wind down the off beaten paths of the city. Why is a bat a symbol of Valencia? What legend does the symbol hide? 1. From outside: Marquis de Dos Aguas Palace (Carrer del Poeta Querol, 2, 46002 València, Valencia, Spain) Marquis de Dos Aguas Palace is located in the heart of Valencia. The palace was declared a Historic Artistic Monument in 1941. If you want to learn more about the history of this beautiful palace join our tour! Visiting duration: 30 minutes. 2. From outside: Reina Square (Pça. de la Reina, s/n, 46000 València, Valencia, Spain) The Plaza de la Reina is without doubt, one of the hottest spots in the city. You will also find plenty of tapas bars, restaurants, pubs and ice cream parlours in this popular square. It is a must see location when visiting Valencia. Visiting duration: 30 minutes 3. Valencia center. Visiting duration: 1 hour Together with our accredited guide you will explore the center of Valencia. There is a lot to see and learn!