Valencia, as you probably already know, is one of the most famous and visited cities in Spain, for its long beaches, colorful villages and its famous gastronomy. From Transfers & Experiences we suggest you some activities that you can do during your visit to the capital of the Valencian Community:
1. Bike tour through the Turia River Park
The gardens of the old Turia River are one of the most extensive parks in Spain, with more than 10 km that cross the city, where you can see soccer fields, bike paths, lakes, bridges and many green areas.a
We recommend a guided tour that includes bike and guide with an approximate duration of 2 hours, where you will know the most emblematic sites of the Turia river area as the ciudad de las Artes y Ciencias.
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2. Tapas and typical drinks tour
Spain is famous for its wide gastronomic variety and Valencia is not far behind, offering an endless number of tapas bars where you can taste the best samples of local gastronomy and drinks.
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3. Exploring Medieval Valencia
Another activity for your visit to Valencia can be to visit the city center, which is full of historic buildings that have much to discover, and it is also advisable to walk around the surrounding area to see the contrast of the current architecture.
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4. Take an excursion to the Albufera
The Natural Park of Albuferaa protected natural area, is home to the largest lake in Spain, about 10 km south of the city of Valencia. It has a high ecological value, since endangered animal species such as the fartet or the samarugo are found here.
In addition, it is one of the few lagoons that are preserved in good condition in the Valencian Community, where there is also the Palmar, a small island surrounded by the fishing essence that has characterized this area of Valencia. So we recommend you to visit it on an excursion where you can also enjoy a boat ride.
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5. Visit to the Caves of San José
Discover these incredible caves at Sierra de Espadán Natural Park in a boat tour on the longest navigable subway river in Europe. Surrounded by the landscape of the interior of the caves where you will see stalactite-covered ceilings and spaces known as 'the cathedral' or the 'bat room' in addition to the cave paintings declared World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
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6. Excursion to Morella and Peñíscola
From Valencia there is easy access to two of the most representative towns of Castellón, Morella with medieval features near the mountains and Peñíscola, a picturesque town by the sea and protagonist of several movies and series worldwide.
Discover these charming villages in a single day, with a guided tour, including transportation from Valencia, tickets to the historic castle that crowns the town of Morella and free time to enjoy the local gastronomy.
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