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You’ll find plenty of orange trees here, but the fruit known as the "Valencia orange" was actually developed in California. Travelers interested in local food should focus on paella instead. While the city contains many monuments, Valencia’s modern crown jewel is the City of Arts and Sciences, a futuristic complex of museums, cinemas, theaters, and more.
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1. Private Lladro Factory Visit with Transfers
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Private visit to Lladró factory in Valencia, where you will be able to admire their skillful craft of ceramics. Also we will have time to explore on a panoramic drive the main areas of the historical down town: Colon Market, Central Market, Plaza de Toros, Valencia city hall and the Silk Exchange Building.
Inclusions: Driver/guide, Port pickup and drop-off, Hotel/port pickup and drop-off, Transport by private car or mini-van up to 6 people (driver and guide will be the same person)
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Silk Exchange Building visit (inside) +5€ per person
Reviewed By Snep0123
My husband and I met Sonja for our private tour of Valencia and it was the best time! Sonja took us to the beach, old and new Valencia, to a food market that was a great experience and after walking through town to her favorite place to eat for true Valencia Paella. I will never forget this tour.
2. Valencia Day Tour from Benidorm
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Discover the capital of the Valencian province in this 8-hour private tour. Start with a panoramic drive from Benidorm to Valencia to explore the orange tree groves. Pass by the city's main monuments and landmarks, and let your personal guide know where you'd like to stop and visit on this customizable tour. Pricing is per group, based on a maximum of four people.
Inclusions: Local guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Transport by private car or mini-van up to 6 people (driver and guide will be the same person), Professional driver/guide
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Gratuities, Entrance fees to the Cathedral and Silk Exchange building
Reviewed By gentenaar2013
A Lovely village but very touristic all year round a lot of tourists visit Guadalest there is a walk up to the village proper.. some lovely views too of the Reservoir and greenery down below in the valley One or two museums to one is a House made in to a museum to show how people in Guadalest lived in days gone by. there was a small entrance fee too as it is privately owned. Lots of souvenir shops too but good stuff inside them not trash.
3. Discover Valencia at TukTuk - Historic Valencia
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
Discover Valéncia in our attractive and comfortable TukTuk, completely electric. On the tour we can admire the Central Market, the historic center, the city center and the Bullring.
Inclusions: Private transportation
Exclusions:
Reviewed By Ardy2012
We had a great trip around Valencia in a Tuk tuk with Miguel. Great way to see the city as you can get down lots of small side streets that other transport can’t do. Miguel was knowledgable and tailored the trip to our needs, stopping for photos when we asked. Really good fun and we’d highly recommend
4. Private Fluvial Tour of the Roman Aqueduct of Peña Cortada
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Ruta de Agua Acueducto Romano de Peña Cortada is justifiably one of the iconic walks in the Valencian area. It combines 3 things. A lovely fluvial walk, The beautiful white town of Chelva and An impressive 2000 year old Roman Viaduct and the tunnel system.
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle
Exclusions: let us know your lunch preference if you would like us to book a table or if you would prefer to bring a picnic lunch particularly if you have any dietry requirements
Reviewed By GwenB735
Great walk with a knowledgeable your guide. Good walking route with stunning scenery not far from Valencia. Highly recommended.
5. Two wineries tour with wine tasting
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 36 reviews
Enjoy the visits to two wine estates in the vineyards of Utiel-Requena area, located at one hour from Valencia. You will be guided by devoted people involved in the development of these wines. Each visit ends with a delicious wine tasting. Both visits will be done in English. To book at our agency prices, do it directly on our website: www.combinaconvino.com The tour starts and ends at the car park in front of the Empalme metro station in Valencia. In order to access Empalme by Metro or Tram: • Metro line 1 direction Seminari-CEU or Bétera (both options are valid), get off at Empalme • Metro line 2 direction Paterna or Llíria (both options are valid), get off at Empalme • Tram line 4 direction V.A. Estellés o Mas del Rosari (both options are valid), get off at Empalme During wine tastings, food is not included. However, you can easily bring snacks to eat during the car ride.
Inclusions: Private transportation
Exclusions:
Reviewed By travelovero5
We had a wonderful time celebrating our anniversary with some tasty Spanish wines! Elise was lovely. She was punctual and professional. She had a good knowledge of the wineries that we visited and we are happy to recommend her to others. We will book with her again!
6. Private Wine Tour with Wine Tasting and Full Lunch
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4.9 based on 39 reviews
This is a day trip to the Utiel-Requena wine region of about 7-8 hours. Your guide is a sommelier specialised in Valencian wines, who will tell you about the history of wine in Valencia region, about the grape varieties, and a lot more! We’ll first go to the picturesque village of Requena, where we’ll visit some 9th century caves that were used for storing cereals, meat and wine, the beautiful old clay pots are still there. Here we’ll do a short guided tour, and a first wine tasting (2-3 wines), before continuing to Utiel. Our next stop is an authentic 19th century winery, where we'll do a guided tour, starting in the vineyards, and following the wine making process from "grape to bottle". We see the vineyards, production area, and barrel rooms. After that we'll taste some (4-5) of their best wines. For lunch we'll go to a nearby village, a complete local lunch with more wine… This tour can be made wheelchair accessible, or done by groups bigger than 8, but only on request.
Inclusions: 2 wine tastings, 3-course lunch, Driver / tour guide-host, Hotel/port pickup and drop-off, Private tour, Transport by private vehicle / air-conditioned minivan, Alcoholic Beverages
Exclusions: Gratuities
Reviewed By mtwelch41
I have done multiple tours with Johan, both local tastings within the city of Valencia and visits to vineyards throughout the Valencia region, and every one has been tremendous. He has customized wine tasting and dinner for me and my wife (a Christmas present for my wife), and taken us wine/cheese shopping for unknown treasures (we have since moved to Valencia and continue to do tours/tastings with Johan). If you don't see the specific tour you want, just tell him what you're looking for exactly and he'll work with you to make it happen. He is VERY knowledgeable and friendly, he speaks several languages, and he is very helpful in not only things related to wine, but all things Valencia. I couldn't have been happier with each of my experiences. I would hire him every time and recommend him without hesitation to anyone visiting Valencia.
7. Natural Hot Springs Day Tour
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4.9 based on 339 reviews
This is a most amazing off-the-beaten-path tour that you can do in and around Valencia. 5 breathtaking sites. We will take you to the Bridal Veil massive 60m (200') drop waterfall where you can shower under it and swim around. The next stop is the natural thermal waters of the the Blue Lagoon hot springs where you can swim and enjoy the caves, 25C water, cliff jumping, and even fish pedicure. After lunch we will finish the day with 3 wonders of the nature. The scenic canyons, the breathtaking waterspouts and the beautiful dam. If you are active and like nature, small groups (in the summer time the groups tend to be a bit larger than the usual 8 ppl), fun and nice photography opportunities this tour is for you. Please contact us for different option, larger groups or private tours. This tour has been running for 10 years and we have 700 excellent reviews here on Trip Advisor. You can see them looking up for GO Valencia.
Inclusions: Parking Fees, Air-conditioned vehicle, We pay all the entry fees for you when applied
Exclusions: Lunch
Reviewed By dishare
Mike was an excellent guide, very laid back and relaxed. The scenery is amazing. Mike sent up photos from out day which was nice to have. I highly recommend this trip and Mike. A nice small group. The waterfall experience was great, the hot springs...not so hot in temperature, but lovely.
8. Teruel + Albarracín Tour from Valencia - One of Europe's most beautiful villages
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4.8 based on 5 reviews
We will start our adventure and travel in time. We will relive distant times in which Moorish and Christian peoples coexisted and fought on the frontier. You will get to know the thrilling and tragic story of the Lovers of Teruel: an authentic Spanish love tale which happened 350 years before Shakespeare wrote Romeo & Juliet. We will discover the Mudéjar architecture which is World Heritage and the fruit of the meeting of civilizations in Teruel. Hidden among the mountains, we will storm the defiant walled town of Albarracín; majestic, proud and independent. This is without a doubt one of the most beautiful villages in Europe. Erected on a rock and protected by a river, it offers a portal into another time.
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle
Exclusions: Lunch
Reviewed By Jetmum63
Amir is incredibly knowledgeable on the subject, ask any questions on the history of the region, he has an answer. Firstly we followed Roman tracks on road level, then went underground, where, naturally, one expects to see Roman relics. Our trip on the bus and into Sagunta was enjoyable, especially with the ordered tapas at Jesùs' bar to look forward to. A climb up to the restored theatre and on to the castle was a little strenuous, but only if you had Tarancino with the snacks! Back down steep, narrow lanes, through the ancient Jewish quarter, to the bus. All in all, an informativ outing and money well spent. Highly recommended!
9. Valencia Wine Tour with Tasting and Lunch
Overall Ratings
4.7 based on 6 reviews
Enjoy a culinary adventure full of epicurean delights during this full-day wine tour and lunch from Valencia to the Utiel-Requena region. Travel to two local wineries for a look at the winemaking process and taste a variety of wines from the estates. Then sit down to a delicious Spanish lunch, accompanied by more regional wine. A guide will be on hand to offer insight into the area’s history and culture, and roundtrip transportation from central Valencia is provided.
Inclusions: Round-trip shared transfer, Guided tour to Requena old town and two wineries., 5 Wines tasting, Full menu typical lunch, Local sausages tasting., Travel Insurance.
Exclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off
Reviewed By seedsforthought20
This was an absolutely unforgettable experience during our trip to Valencia! Our cooking instructor was informative and entertaining. The scenery was stunning, not to mention the paella and sangria were the absolute best I have ever tasted. I enjoyed the experience so much, I decided to publish a post about it within my blog.
10. Peñíscola + Sant Mateu Tour from Valencia - Templars, Popes & Pirates
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4.7 based on 6 reviews
We will have the opportunity to discover Peñíscola, a tourist destination known worldwide for its crystal-clear beach, it’s castle inside the walled fishing village, crowning the highest rock. Indeed, Peñíscola is one of the most beautiful villages in Spain but also, It’s a great film set! From the sea to the mountain in the twinkling of an eye… We arrive at Sant Mateu, a very special town, known for its history and for its medieval buildings. Discover why Sant Mateu and Peñíscola were a headache for European kings and Roman popes…
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle
Exclusions: Lunch
Reviewed By Jetmum63
Amir is incredibly knowledgeable on the subject, ask any questions on the history of the region, he has an answer. Firstly we followed Roman tracks on road level, then went underground, where, naturally, one expects to see Roman relics. Our trip on the bus and into Sagunta was enjoyable, especially with the ordered tapas at Jesùs' bar to look forward to. A climb up to the restored theatre and on to the castle was a little strenuous, but only if you had Tarancino with the snacks! Back down steep, narrow lanes, through the ancient Jewish quarter, to the bus. All in all, an informativ outing and money well spent. Highly recommended!
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