Valencia · TICKETS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 15 tickets & entry passes worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Review of Valencia’s Oceanogràfic aquarium, with sharks, belugas, dolphins, penguins, practical timing tips, costs, and honest advice.
“Dolphins, sharks, turtles and whales, all so well cared for. Brilliant visit. Thank you.”
See Valencia’s historic center, City of Arts and Sciences, beaches, port, and Bioparc with a flexible 24 or 48-hour bus pass.
“We had difficulty trying to find meeting point .. should have pin on ticket to find different meeting points. We had 48hr ticket so we took tour first day and then next day hopped on/off where we wanted to go.. got value out of it. Worth it”
See passionate flamenco in Valencia at intimate Palosanto Tablao, with live guitar, singers, dancers, a bar, and flexible cancellation.
“Even the show was perfect, The seat design was horrible! We were in the 4th line and In the first part we could see nothing!!! I complained about it then they advice us to go up on the balcony! If they dont come up with any solution fir the seating design, I wont advice if you are far away more than 3rd line!!!”
Explore Valencia’s Caves of San José by boat and on foot, with transport, tickets, bilingual guidance, and time for Vall d’Uixó.
“it was great! our guide was very informative and friendly. the caves are awesome!”
See passionate live flamenco in Valencia’s intimate Ca Revolta Theater, with guitar, singing, and dance in a one-hour show for $23.
“It was a bit confusing when walking in as to where we were sitting and checking in etc, but the show itself was fantastic!”
Explore Valencia’s hands-on science museum, from electricity shows to Leonardo da Vinci, inside the striking City of Arts and Sciences.
“Relaxing and easy to walk around. The children enjoyed the different hands on activities.”
Step inside Valencia’s San Nicolas Church for Gothic architecture, ceiling frescoes, and a flexible audio-guided visit lasting about 45 minutes.
“This is a must visit place in Valencia. The audio guide is very informative. The church is not open to tourists on Mondays. It is down a side street so the amazement only starts when you get inside.”
Explore Valencia’s medieval gates, San Nicolás frescoes, Silk Exchange, and Cathedral with an art historian guide on a three-hour walking tour.
“This was an excellent tour and a great way to start off our first day in Valencia. Our your guide was Benito and he was fantastic. Another couple cancelled before the tour started, so we ended up with a private tour without an extra charge. The tour was 3 hours, just could've been longer if you had additional questions in a certain area. You don't need to pay for any tickets to the places the tour guide takes you. It was really well done and we learned so much. Benito was an excellent tour guide.”
See Valencia by hop-on-hop-off bus for 48 hours, then visit San Nicolás, a Gothic church covered in remarkable Baroque frescoes.
Explore Valencia’s Hortensia Herrero Art Center, where bold contemporary art meets palace rooms, Roman ruins, Jewish quarter remains, and guided visits.
“molte opere interessanti ma in generale mi aspettavo mooooolto di più!!!!! carino ma nulla di più”
Explore Valencia through playful illusions, cultural stories, photo sets, and optional family VR with dinosaurs, motocross, and more.
“Rapide, beaucoup trop court et les salles font cheap”
Explore Valencia’s silk trade in a Gothic guild building with an audio guide, historic looms, and a short, affordable museum visit.
“I loved the flooring . The silk history was very interesting.”
Explore Valencia’s Fallas with an art historian, enter three festival sculptures, and uncover old-town sights for a closer look at local tradition.
“We learned so much about the history of the festival, the significance of individual fallas, and how the celebration makes Valencian culture what it is. We saw most of the city and noteworthy fallas and even got to go up close to a main falla! We had a slight snafoo with the battery life of the earpieces, but our guide just raised her voice and was all around kind, honest, and knowledgeable. The tour didn't feel rushed, even though it was a full 3 hours of rich information in some busy streets. I recommend!”
Test your senses at Valencia’s World of Illusions Museum, with 70 works, 20 interactive scenes, flexible booking, and wheelchair access.
“It's for kids, I wouldn't pay even 2€ to get in.”
Explore Valencia’s silk trade at the Silk Museum with a mobile ticket, self-guided exhibits, historic fashions, and no ticket-buying line.
“The museum is tucked away in a narrow alleyway and could be easily missed. I took a taxi here on a 40c day in august. It was cool and the exhibit was interesting to explore the history of the Silk Road. The fashions on display throughout the centuries were very beautifully crafted.”
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