Free walking Tour Valencia Essentials with local guides

Immerse yourself in the most quintessentially Valencian devotion and discover the secrets of the city’s most beloved Virgin.

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With nearly 800 years of history, Valencia Cathedral stands watchfully at the highest point of the city! We’ll walk around it to see its three monumental gates. the Baroque Door, osne of the Cathedral's three historic entrances, showcasing the shift in architectural styles over the centuries.

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Visible remains of Valencia's Roman origins, lying beneath the city's current street level.

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This fountain of the 8 Irrigation Channels is a tribute to the Turia River and the irrigation channels that have historically watered Valencia's huerta (farmland).

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If you're looking for a square full of color and activity, don't miss a stroll through Plaza de la Reina.

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The Benicarló Palace (Borgia Palace) is current seat of the Valencian Parliament, linked to the powerful Borgia family.

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One of the monumental gates of the medieval city wall, a symbol of the city's defenses. In front of this monument will find a historic bridge that once connected the city to the old riverbed of the Turia.

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Valencia's great green lung, created after the river was diverted following the 1957 flood.

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Seat of the Valencian regional government, one of the best-preserved Gothic civil buildings in Spain.

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A charming square with its own story, right in the heart of the historic center.

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One of the largest modernist markets in Europe, built in iron and glass in the early 20th century.

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A UNESCO World Heritage site and former silk trading hall, next to one of the city's most distinctive churches.

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The Church of Santos Juanes is one of the so-called “founding parishes” established in Valencia following the Christian conquest and one of the finest examples of Baroque splendor. In the 14th century, it became part of Valencia’s urban fabric, located in one of the city’s busiest areas, between the Central Market and La Lonja.

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Recognizable by its Baroque tower, one of the most photographed in the historic center.

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A unique circular space, traditionally linked to local trade.

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The nerve center of modern Valencia, with the City Hall building marking the end of the route.

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