Valencia · SELF-GUIDED TOURS
Good self-guided tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 6 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Ride from Valencia’s old town to Malvarrosa Beach with Luke, stopping for landmarks, local tips, horchata advice, snacks, and a drink.
“Luke is an amazing guide, really enthusiastic and knowledgeable. Don’t go with any one else, he’s brilliant. I would recommend doing his tour on day one of your trip to get a feel of all of the beauty of Valencia.”
Ride from Valencia’s Ruzafa district through Turia Gardens and the City of Arts to Albufera Lake on a flexible six-hour e-bike tour.
“This trip is a must do! We booked as a last minute option and this experience really will be one of the major highlights of our trip to Valencia. Please put this on your list as a must do. when you are in Valencia.”
Explore Valencia at your own pace with an offline audio tour covering Serranos Towers, Borja Palace, the cathedral, and more.
“Pros:The audio information on each location was good. Route map was good. Cons: The audio guide from one location continued to the next, there was no obvious pause points, meaning that we were listening to information about a location we were not at.”
Explore Valencia’s Roman roots, medieval gates, churches, markets, and old-town streets at your own pace with this GPS audio tour.
“Brilliant self guided tour for the solo traveller. Engaging and interesting. I highly recommend it !!”
Explore Valencia by bike and on foot with an 8-day audio guide covering Turia Park, the old city, beaches, and 40-plus sights.
“Found the app a bit frustrating but overall was great. Felt I saw a lot of València.”
Explore Valencia at your own pace with an English audio tour covering the cathedral, Central Market, Turia Gardens, street art, and more.
“We chose this tour because it was self guided and we could proceed as we wanted. We stopped longer at some stops to absorb the informative facts provided. Susie’s voice is strong and clear. She knows about all things Valencian and shares it easily. She can provide history as well as information about the great foods and wines available in Valencia.”
Pick a kitchen, a bike lane or a road inland.
