VALENCIA
Valencia’s best days out.
The 15 most popular things to do in Valencia. The City of Arts, paella by the Albufera, the old town and the Mediterranean, all in one place.
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’s was absolutely worth it. I would encourage anyone visiting Valencia to go. Amazing atttractions. Definitely worth the money and more.”
Hop on and off a Valencia Bus Turistic loop for 24 or 48 hours, with a multi-language audio guide across 17 key sights.
“There was pretty much nothing I disliked. It was a great way to see the city as an overview.”
See flamenco in Valencia’s Cabañal at Palosanto Tablao. Intimate show with dancers, singers, guitar, plus a helpful bar.
“It was really interesting to witness live the singing (voice and guitar) and the dancing of flamenco. It was quite an emersive experience”
Sail Valencia’s coast by catamaran, choose day or sunset, and sip a included cava while watching the skyline glow over the Mediterranean.
“I did really like it. The music could be a little bit quiter (so the talking would be easier) but overall really nice”
Valencia Old Town walk plus wine and tapas in a historic monument, with Mercado Central, La Lonja, paella, and regional wines.
“This experience was extremely informative, and Nicole exceeded our expectations in every way—from the wine tasting to the tapas. A must-do on your list in Valencia, the true jewel of Spain!”
One ticket to Valencia’s City of Arts and Sciences: Oceanogràfic aquarium, Príncipe Felipe Science Museum, and Hemisfèric 3D cinema.
“The Oceanographic was awesome; I really loved the beluga whales, also the dolphin show was nice.”
Pedal through Valencia in 3 hours: Old Town monuments, Turia Gardens, Calatrava’s City of Arts and Sciences, and local garden surprises.
“Jose had Excellent knowledge and very helpful advice”
Sail Valencia’s coast on a Boramar catamaran with music and a included drink. Pick daytime or sunset and enjoy the Mediterranean.
“It was really nice! Sunset was amazing and the boat really calm. People working there were very nice and you get a free drink. They make sure to turn the boat often so everyone can have a good view of the coastline. I liked the music aswell. I would highly recommend the cruise. Don't forget…”
Valencia Old Town walk plus wine and tapas in an 11th-century monument. Plazas, stories, and paella with regional pairings in 4 hours.
“i was very disappointed we could only give our guide 5 stars, She deserves a 10 star out of five. her passion for her city came through and was incredible.”
Guided hike from Valencia to Montanejos along the Mijares River, El Chorro, then a dip in Fuentes de los Baños mineral pools.
“Amazing trip! The views were stunning on the hike and swimming in the natural pools was incredible! The hike was fairly easy for an experienced walker but it had some steep uphills, one to bear in mind before going. Some people on the trip decided to stay at the pools all day rather than hike…”
Half-day trip from Valencia to Cuevas de San José: guided boat ride on Europe’s longest navigable underground river, walk, UNESCO art.
“The guided tour of the Caves of San José was a fantastic experience. Our guide provided insightful stories about the cave and unique geological features. The caves themselves were stunning, with impressive stalactites and stalagmites, and the lighting created a perfect atmosphere for exploration. It’s an excellent activity for anyone seeking something unique to do.…”
Authentic 1-hour flamenco at Ca Revolta, Valencia: live guitar, singing, and dance in a small theater for $23.
“The show was amazing! Definitely worth the money! You can feel and see all the emotions of the performers 🧡”
Valencia flamenco at Tablao El Toro y La Luna: choose show only or gourmet dinner with seven artists and an intimate 1.5-hour performance.
“We really enjoyed our evening here...we had the gourmet dinner and flamenco package. The food was authetic and very tasty and portions were generous. The dancers and musicians were fabulous and to my mind, traditional. The venue is small and cosy and it's unlikely you would find this place by accident. Highly recommended!”
Valencia by bike from old city gates to Malvarrosa Beach, with small-group stops, drink and snacks, plus Bike Guy app tips and map.
“Luke is a very engaging guide and knows the history of Valencia. He is easy going and entertaining. He also has a unique ability to remember the names of all 8 of us. A great ride and made sure we all got involved. Highly recommended and an easy ride.”
Shop Mercat Central, cook authentic Valencian paella step-by-step, then enjoy wine, tapas, and lunch with a small group in Valencia.
“Absolutely fantastic class!!! Juan and his partner were great, we really enjoyed the experience. Paella is one of my favorite dishes and making it with my wife and daughter, with a little help from Juan ;), was a highlight of our trip to Valencia.”
Every corner of the city, and every way to see it.
