Cultural & Theme Tours in Valencia

Valencia Cathedral is famously the home of the Holy Grail, reportedly used by Jesus in the Last Supper, but among the crowds it can be difficult to appreciate the relic. Discover Valencia's religious significance on a tour that also includes San Juan del Hospital and San Nicolas Churches, gaining insight into landmarks and the Grail itself from your guide. Relax after sightseeing with a paella lunch, included in the price.

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.

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.

Step back in time on a visit to Valencia's golden age in the 15th and 16th centuries during this 2-hour history and architecture-themed walking excursion. Go beyond beach and plates of paella as you learn about Valencia's role in Spain's Aragon Kingdom and visit age-old attractions like the Serranos Towers and 'Ayuntamiento' (city hall).

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

Experience the modern masterpiece at the heart of Valencia's cultural scene with a guided, 3-hour tour of the spectacular City of Arts and the Sciences. Walk along the length of this futuristic complex designed by celebrated Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, while learning about its construction and the many events and attractions contained within its eye-popping structures. Step inside several buildings, including the Príncipe Felipe Science Museum and the Oceanogràfic - Europe's largest aquarium.