These ancient defensive towers from the 15th century are one of the few medieval gates still standing. Their imposing walls, marked by artillery impacts, tell stories of battles and resistance. From their summit, you will enjoy unparalleled views of the old town of Valencia.

(Internal visit on tours from Monday to Saturday morning) mmerse yourself in the colour and aromas of the Mercado Central, the culinary heart of Valencia. Fresh produce, local flavours and a vibrant atmosphere await you in this magnificent modernist building. A sensory experience not to be missed!

Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, La Lonja de la Seda is a masterpiece of civil Gothic architecture. Its tall columns and architectural details evoke the golden age of Valencian trade. This unique building was an important commercial centre in its time and continues to fascinate visitors today. A place full of history and beauty that you cannot miss on our list!

The Plaza de la Virgen is the heart of Valencian life, surrounded by historical monuments and full of life. Here you will find the Basilica of the Virgin and the famous Turia fountain, in a picturesque setting that reflects centuries of history. The square is a meeting point where you can breathe the tradition and culture of Valencia.

Discover the impressive Valencia Cathedral, an architectural work that combines Gothic, Baroque and Renaissance styles. Inside it is the Holy Grail, one of the most venerated treasures of Christianity. Its famous bell tower, El Micalet, offers spectacular views of the city and is a symbol of the Valencian skyline.

Explore the Almoina, an archaeological site that reveals the Roman origins of Valencia. Beneath the modern soil, you will find remains of ancient streets, buildings and Roman baths from over 2,000 years ago. This archaeological site will allow you to walk through history and see what the city was like in Roman times.

The Palau de Benicarló, also known as the Palace of the Borgias, is a magnificent Renaissance building that was the residence of the influential Borgia family in Valencia. It currently houses the Cortes Valencianas, the regional parliament. This palace combines historical and architectural elements, with a beautiful courtyard and details that reflect the splendor of the nobility. Visiting the Palau de Benicarló is an opportunity to immerse yourself in the political and aristocratic history of Valencia.

The Serranos Towers are one of Valencia's most iconic landmarks and one of the best-preserved medieval gates in Europe. Built in the 14th century as part of the city walls, these towers were a crucial defence and today offer spectacular views of the old town and the Turia River. Imposing and steeped in history, the Serranos Towers are a must-see.

The Turia Gardens are Valencia's green lung, a linear park that runs through the city and connects with some of its most important points. Along this route, you will be amazed by the futuristic Calatrava Bridge and the colourful Flower Bridge, covered with plants that change with each season. Continuing on, you will find the Palau de la Música, an impressive auditorium surrounded by fountains and gardens, and Gulliver Park, a gigantic sculpture-game that represents the character from "Gulliver's Travels". A route full of culture, nature and fun for all ages!

The City of Science and Arts is an iconic architectural complex that combines science, art and nature in a futuristic setting. This iconic Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía The Palau de les Arts is a masterpiece of modern architecture and an important cultural centre where operas, concerts and classical music performances are staged. Its spectacular design and high-quality acoustics make it a privileged place to enjoy the performing arts. Hemisférico The Hemisférico, with its eye shape, houses an IMAX cinema, a planetarium and a laser space. It is an immersive experience that offers impressive visual shows and educational projections. Museo de las Ciencias Príncipe Felipe The Museo de las Ciencias is an interactive museum that invites visitors to explore the world of science through hands-on exhibitions. Ágora The Ágora is a multifunctional space used for cultural and sporting events. Its distinctive architectural design complements the surroundings of the City of Sciences.