Discover Valencia in the most enjoyable and authentic way: by bike. With its wide bike lanes, flat terrain and beautiful green spaces, Valencia is one of the best cities in Europe to explore on two wheels.

On this guided bike tour, you will discover the city’s most important landmarks while learning about its history, culture and local traditions from an experienced guide.

The tour begins in the vibrant area of Ruzafa before heading towards the historic centre of Valencia. As you cycle through the Old Town, you will admire impressive monuments such as the medieval city gates, historic squares and centuries-old buildings that tell the storey of Valencia’s rich past.

Along the way, you may see highlights such as the Plaza de Toros, the Estación del Norte, the Torres de Quart, the Central Market area, and the beautiful Plaza de la Virgen, one of the most emblematic squares in the city.

From the historic centre, the route continues towards the famous Turia Gardens, a spectacular green park created in the former riverbed of the Turia River. This peaceful park stretches across the city and offers one of the most scenic cycling routes in Valencia.

Following the Turia Gardens, you will reach one of the city’s most iconic landmarks: the City of Arts and Sciences. This futuristic architectural complex, designed by the Valencian architect Santiago Calatrava, has become a symbol of modern Valencia and offers a striking contrast with the historic city centre.

Throughout the tour, your guide will share fascinating stories, historical insights and useful local recommendations, including places to eat, drink and explore during the rest of your stay in Valencia.

The pace of the tour is relaxed and suitable for most travellers. Valencia’s flat landscape and extensive network of bike paths make this experience comfortable and enjoyable for all fitness levels.

This tour is perfect for visitors who want to see Valencia’s main highlights while gaining a deeper understanding of the city.

By the end of the experience, you will have discovered Valencia’s past, present and modern identity — all in just a few hours.