Spain · THINGS TO DO IN VALENCIA
Valencia has the rice, the riverbed park and a science city that looks like a landed spacecraft. The 15 below cover the paella at source, the Albufera lagoon at sunset and the old town on foot, priced and timed.
Book Oceanogràfic in Valencia and explore Europe’s biggest aquarium in the City of Arts and Sciences, with belugas, sharks, and more.
“The dolphins were great. And all of the other creatures ⭐️”
Hop on and off a 17-stop Valencia bus route for 24 or 48 hours, with a multi-language audio guide covering top sights at your pace.
“Hop-on Hop-off is an ultimate way to see the city then go back and revisit any spot that caught your eye.”
Sail along Valencia’s coast on a spacious catamaran, then choose day or sunset, with cava and DJ music on select Wednesday cruises.
“We really enjoyed enjoyed the Catamaran trip, the scenery was beautiful the boat nets were comfy, staff friendly and helpful, a very relaxing experience. it was chilly in November so definadvuse wrapping up warm. The sunset was stunning, but the red purple sky afterwards was incredible... definitely a highlight of our trip! Would love to go back in the summer for a daytime trip.”
Watch intimate flamenco at Palosanto Tablao in Valencia’s Cabañal, with Verónica Pulido-led dance, guitar, and cante jondo.
“Generally, all is perfect The chairs are too close together especially in the balcony, so uncomfortable. But the show was breath-taking.”
A small-group Valencia Old Town walk plus a full tapas, paella, dessert, and wine meal in an 11th-century setting.
“The balance of history, architecture and fellowship (folks, food and wines) was very nice - just enough physical efforts before having fun and food”
One Valencia day pass to Oceanogràfic, Príncipe Felipe Science Museum, and Hemisfèric IMAX films at the City of Arts.
“The entire complex is absolutely magnificent and fascinating, but you definitely need more than one day to properly visit all buildings and expositions. Me and my wife focused on the Oceanográfic and watched a movie at the Hemisféric. Both were wonderful experiences. But I must stress again: you need more than one day to properly visit all buildings and expositions.”
Full day from Valencia to Montanejos with a moderate river canyon hike and time to swim in natural thermal pools.
“We loved the variety of the day and how knowledgeable also fun our guide was. We Covered so much ground and there was such a variety of activity. I would definitely do this trip again.”
Ride Valencia in 3 hours by bike, hitting the Cathedral, Turia Gardens, and City of Arts and Sciences. Great pacing, easy ride.
“Ali was awesome guide, really knowledgeable and knows how to tell a story. He kept the group together and was super friendly. The bikes were some of the nicest bikes I have ever ridden. The ride was smooth and easy. A really nice experience.”
Half-day Valencia trip to Cueva de San José with air-conditioned bus, official guides, and a boat ride on Europe's longest underground river.
“It was amazing!! Perhaps if we could take some other photos in different areas it would be more amazing”
Sail Valencia’s coast on a double-decker catamaran with music and a free drink, choosing daytime or sunset for a sweet on-water reset.
“Really good fun, DJ was great and the sangria was lovely”
Bioparc Valencia ticket brings African wildlife to life in Savannah, Wetlands, Rainforest, Madagascar, plus Kitum Cave.
“We bought our tickets online so there was no queue when we arrived. Excellent visit. Beautiful surroundings. Lots to see. The animals were amazing. Really enjoyed our visit and would recommend highly.”
Explore Valencia Old Town with an English guide, then taste tapas and paella in an 11th-century monument with paired wines, all in 4 hours.
“This was the best thing we've done so far in Valencia! Martha was a true gem, and had so much information to share with us. I highly recommend her tour!!”
Free public transport, museum entry, and discounts in Valencia with a 24, 48, or 72-hour tourist city card.
“All the Museums you have free entry or at least a discount. Also the free tapas and drink have been very nice, altough if were Olives and Not tapas in my case.”
Valencia flamenco with dinner at La Bulería, close-up show, Mediterranean menu, and open bar options, ideal for a first flamenco night.
“Great food, great staff but the emotional, energising intensity of the flamenco was amazing”
90 minute catamaran along Valencia, lounge on the nets, swim stop in clear water, optional DJ, and drinks like sangria for sale.
“A great experience for a trip to Valencia the swim stop was enjoyed by all and made it very exciting.”
Every kind of day out, and the best of each.
