Silk Exchange (La Lonja de la Seda) Tours and Tickets

Get a true taste of Valencia with a 3-hour walking and wine tour complete with delicious Spanish tapas. Stroll through old town with a sommelier guide, soaking up the historical atmosphere and learning about Valencia's culinary culture at a local market, before sampling three different wines paired with appetizer-style tapas.

Get a taste for the rich history and fascinating landmarks of Valencia before digging into an included paella lunch on this 4-hour sightseeing tour. Learn about Valencia's role in Spain's Aragon Kingdom, and see landmarks like the Torres de Serrano, Palacio Borja, and the Llotja de la Seda. Cap it all off with a meal of Valencia's famous paella at a traditional restaurant.

Experience the delectable bites and stunning sights of Valencia on a 4-hour sightseeing and cookery tour. Admire prominent landmarks like the City of Arts and Sciences and the Silk Exchange Building from the comfort of your luxury coach, listening to insightful commentary from your professional guide. Then, disembark to enjoy a paella cooking class; under the guidance of an expert chef, prepare and cook ingredients while sipping Spanish wine and enjoying flavorsome tapas. At the end of the class, feast upon the fruits of your labor with the rest of your group.

See more of Valencia in less time on a Segway sightseeing tour, an alternative way to see the Spanish city. You'll be surprised how easy a segway is to get to grips with, and how much more distance you can cover in limited time. Tick off top Valencia attractions such as the Silk Exchange (La Lonja de la Seda), Mercado Central, and Valencia Cathedral (Seu), and stop for commentary and photos along the way.

Discover the historical legacy left in Valencia by the most important industry between the 14th and 18th centuries: the silk trade. Times: Saturday, 11am. Duration: 2 hours. Free for children up to the age of 6

Valencia Tourist Card can be used during 24h, 48h and 72h with free public transport (bus, metro and tram) and unlimited journeys, depending on the modality chosen.

Enrich your knowledge and pleasure your palate on a full-day Silk Road tour that includes a paella cooking class. In the afternoon, you'll learn about Valencia's thriving silk industry, visiting landmarks such as the Silk Exchange (La Lonja de la Seda) and the Silk Museum. Once you've worked up an appetite, you'll prepare, cook, and feast on a traditional Valencian paella, accompanied by wine and beer.

Let a guide show you a typical night on the town during this evening tour in Valencia. Stroll through the city streets after dark to see the nightlife come alive, stopping in the old town and visiting the bullring and Bull Museum. Learn the history of this Spanish city and its bullfighting traditions through a guide's in-depth commentary. Wind up your evening with a full menu dinner, including a traditional paella.

Get a primer on Valencia's culinary scene and street art scene, rolled into one 3-hour walking tour. Stroll through the creative city, which can feel like an open-air museum, stopping for a snack of horchata and fartón, local favorites.

See some of Valencia's main sights on this walking tour that also takes you into a tavern in old town for winetasting. Pass by Valencia Cathedral, Basilica de la Virgen, Plaza de la Virgen, and Llotja de la Seda. Then, head indoors to taste three wines from Valencia's well-known wine region, and enjoy two Spanish tapas to pair with your tastings, too.

Explore the historic treasures and modern marvels of Valencia on a 3-hour bike tour. Join a group and a street-savvy local guide to pedal past the city's most interesting attractions, from an ancient Roman square to the futuristic City of Arts and Sciences complex. Enjoy the fresh air and the freedom to stop often and snap photos while learning the fascinating history of this beautiful port city.

Uncover the rich culture and historic landmarks of Spain's third-largest city on this 3-hour walking tour of Valencia. Follow your local guide to the lively Mercado Central market, shop for handicrafts on Plaza Redonda and sip a glass of traditional horchata. Check out the UNESCO-listed Silk Exchange building, peek inside the magnificent Basilica of Our Holy Lady of the Forsaken, and see architectural highlights like Valencia Cathedral.