Valencia at 360°: Beaches, Old Town and City of Arts by E-Bike (From 40 €)

The majestic bullring, built in the 19th century, is a symbol of Valencian culture. With its neo-Mudejar architecture and impressive structure, it is a place that transports visitors to the past. This space not only hosts traditional bullfights, but also concerts and cultural events.

Immerse yourself in the colors and aromas of the Central Market, the culinary heart of Valencia. Fresh produce, local flavors and a vibrant atmosphere await you in this magnificent modernist building, a sensory experience not to be missed!

Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, the Lonja de la Seda is a masterpiece of civil Gothic architecture. Its tall columns and architectural details evoke the golden era of Valencian commerce. This unique building was an important commercial center and continues to fascinate visitors today, a place full of history and beauty that can’t be missing on your list!

Explore La Almoina, an archaeological site that reveals the Roman origins of Valencia. Beneath the modern ground, you will find the remains of Roman streets, buildings and baths from more than 2,000 years ago. This archaeological site will allow you to walk through history and discover what the city was like in Roman times.

Plaza de la Reina is one of the most vibrant and photographed places in Valencia. Surrounded by cafes, stores and monuments, it offers breathtaking views of the Cathedral and the bell tower of El Miguelete. This lively space is ideal for soaking up the Valencian atmosphere and is the perfect place to take photos.

The Palau de Benicarló, also known as the Borgia Palace, is a magnificent Renaissance building that was the residence of the influential Borgia family in Valencia. It currently houses the Valencian Parliament, the regional parliament. This palace combines historical and architectural elements, with a beautiful interior courtyard and details that reflect the splendor of the nobility. Visiting the Palau de Benicarló is an opportunity to immerse yourself in the political and aristocratic history of Valencia.

The Serranos Towers are one of Valencia’s most emblematic monuments and one of the best preserved medieval gates in Europe. Built in the 14th century as part of the city walls, these towers were a crucial defense and today offer spectacular views of the old town and the Turia River. Imposing and steeped in history, they are a must-see.

The Turia Gardens are the green lung of Valencia, a linear park that runs through the city and connects with some of its most important points. Along this route, you will be surprised by the futuristic Calatrava Bridge and the colorful Bridge of Flowers, covered with plants that change with each season. Further on, you will find the Palau de la Música, an impressive auditorium surrounded by fountains and gardens, and Gulliver Park, a gigantic sculpture-playground representing the character from “Gulliver’s Travels”. A route full of culture, nature and fun for all ages!

The City of Arts and Sciences is an iconic architectural complex that combines science, art and nature in a futuristic setting.

• Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía
  The Palau de les Arts is a masterpiece of modern architecture and an important cultural center where operas, concerts and classical music shows are performed. Its spectacular design and high quality acoustics make it a privileged place to enjoy the performing arts.
• Hemisfèric
  Shaped like an eye, the Hemisfèric houses an IMAX cinema, a planetarium and a laser space. It is an immersive experience that offers impressive visual spectacles and educational projections.
• Museo de las Ciencias Príncipe Felipe
  This interactive museum invites visitors to explore the world of science through hands-on exhibits.
• Ágora
  The Ágora is a multifunctional space used for cultural and sporting events. Its distinctive architectural design complements the environment of the City of Sciences.

Puerto Marina Sur is a vibrant destination where the sea meets the best gastronomy and leisure. With spectacular views and a modern ambiance, it is the ideal place to relax by the sea while enjoying a delicious meal.

Located near the promenade, the Plaza de las Horas is a cozy place to relax on one of its terraces, enjoy a coffee and watch the lively seaside atmosphere.

This innovative building is an architectural icon that houses restaurants and cultural spaces. Overlooking the harbor, it is perfect for events or dinners with a creative flair.

With its restored historic structure, Los Tinglados is the soul of the traditional port, full of bars and restaurants offering local flavors in an authentic and charming setting.

It is a popular meeting point, famous for its golden sand, lively bars and vibrant atmosphere. Perfect for enjoying the sea.

With a more authentic and tranquil atmosphere, it is ideal for families and those looking for a more relaxed environment.

Wide and open, the Malvarrosa Beach is perfect for practicing outdoor sports and enjoying the sun.