VALENCIA
Valencia’s best days out.
The 15 most popular tickets tours in Valencia, with prices, timings and who you book through.
Oceanogràfic in Valencia lets you tour 500 species in Europe’s largest sea life park, including belugas, sharks, and a dolphin show.
Most Popular“It was really worth it, i could say it was the best oceanographic place ever in my life.”
Hop on and off a Valencia Bus Turistic loop for 24 or 48 hours, with a multi-language audio guide across 17 key sights.
“Had to wait over an hour for the bus. Not running to timetable”
See flamenco in Valencia’s Cabañal at Palosanto Tablao. Intimate show with dancers, singers, guitar, plus a helpful bar.
“I’m happy how intimate this felt! Not a large audience and you can enjoy the show with some drinks. Definitely helps to come in 15-20 mins earlier so you can pick seats up front. Watch how they move their feet!”
Half-day trip from Valencia to Cuevas de San José: guided boat ride on Europe’s longest navigable underground river, walk, UNESCO art.
“Caves are stunning and must see. I really enjoyed the tour. Manuel I'd a great guide and Alex is an excellent driver.”
Authentic 1-hour flamenco at Ca Revolta, Valencia: live guitar, singing, and dance in a small theater for $23.
“Incredible authentic flamenco. Dancers are superb, the singer and musicians are fabulous. It felt a privilege to watch such a performance. Seats are allocated, so book your ticket early to be near the front. You get a free drink too, which was a pleasant surprise.”
Interactive science and space at Valencia’s Príncipe Felipe Museum: touch exhibits, an electricity show, and the Leonardo da Vinci 2025 exhibition.
“Great family experience, but Spain summer is tough”
Step into Valencia’s San Nicolás Church for 45 minutes of self-guided fresco viewing with an included audio guide. Great value.
“The artwork is really beautiful. If you are in Valencia you must see it!”
3-hour guided walk through Valencia’s art and architecture, with tickets for San Nicolás, Lonja de la Seda, and the Cathedral.
“The Oceanografìc has endless exhibitions that cover 15 or so aquatic zones on earth. We were most impressed with the sharks, Baluga whales, and the penguins.”
Spend 48 hours riding Valencia’s hop-on-hop-off bus with 10-language audio, then visit Church of San Nicolás, a fresco-packed Gothic treasure.
Tour or ticket the Hortensia Herrero Art Center in Valencia’s Valeriola Palace, blending contemporary art with Roman and Islamic ruins.
“Nel complesso non è male, le esposizioni sono anche interessanti, però nulla di entusiasmante”
Step into Iluziona Museum in Valencia for illusion photo sets and optional family-friendly VR. Ticket from $14, valid 1 day.
“Rapide, beaucoup trop court et les salles font cheap”
45-minute entry to Valencia’s Silk Museum in a Gothic building, with a multilingual audio guide and Valencia’s silk-weaver history.
“I loved the flooring . The silk history was very interesting.”
Join a small-group walk through Valencia’s Fallas with guided art history, key sights, and ticketed access to three Fallas.
“The audio devices did not work and there was a loud buzzing over the guide’s voice. The guide went too fast and did not allow time for photos. As a result, I got left behind, because as I was taking a picture in the back of the group, they went around a corner, and she…”
Skip-the-line ticket to Valencia’s Museum of Illusions. See 70+ works and 20 interactive setups in Artesanos.
“It's for kids, I wouldn't pay even 2€ to get in.”
Skip the line to Valencia’s Silk Museum with a mobile ticket. Learn about the city’s silk trade history at the Museo del Arte Mayor de la Seda.
“The museum is tucked away in a narrow alleyway and could be easily missed. I took a taxi here on a 40c day in august. It was cool and the exhibit was interesting to explore the history of the Silk Road. The fashions on display throughout the centuries were very beautifully crafted.”
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