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Spain: Valencia outdoors, old town, Turia gardens and the sea

Five days in Valencia, mostly outdoors: the medieval city, the City of Arts and Sciences, the Turia gardens to explore by bike, the beach and a sunset catamaran cruise along the coast.

5 days, 4 nightsCulture

Quick facts

Country
Spain
Continent
Europe
Duration
5 days, 4 nights
Travel style
Culture
Best period
March to June and September to November

Indicative price from

€349

per person

This itinerary is a starting point: we'll adapt it with you in your tailor-made proposal.

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Overview

Valencia has the sea within the city and a park about nine kilometres long where the River Turia once flowed: it is a city to enjoy outdoors, on foot or by bike. You discover the old town with a guide, among the cathedral, the Lonja de la Seda, the old silk exchange and a UNESCO site, and the Torres de Serranos, one of the gates of the medieval walls.

At the end of the Turia gardens lies the City of Arts and Sciences, the futuristic complex designed by Santiago Calatrava: the Oceanogràfic, the largest aquarium in Europe, the Hemisfèric with its planetarium and IMAX cinema, and the science museum.

The rest is free time between the Central Market, tapas bars, Malvarrosa beach and, on the last evening, a sunset catamaran cruise.

Private, customisable trip: 4 nights in a Valencia hotel; visits and experiences on request.

Day by day

5 days in the programme

The route

Included

  • Included4 nights in a Valencia hotel

Not included

  • Not includedFlights from Italy
  • Not includedTransfers
  • Not includedMeals
  • Not includedGuided tour, entrance fees and catamaran cruise, bookable on request
  • Not includedMedical and baggage insurance
  • Not includedAnything not listed under "Included"

Trip highlights

  • The cathedral and the Lonja de la Seda
  • The Torres de Serranos
  • The Turia gardens by bike
  • The Oceanogràfic and the Hemisfèric
  • The Central Market and tapas
  • Sunset catamaran cruise

Good to know

  • For Spain Italian citizens only need an ID card valid for travel or a passport.
  • Valencia has a mild climate almost all year round; July and August are hot and humid.
  • In mid-March, during the Fallas, the city celebrates day and night and hotels fill up early.

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