Start your Valencia adventure with a free walking tour departing from Plaza de la Virgen in the historic core. Friendly guides share fascinating tales of the citys architecture and history, a great way to get oriented and spot hidden gems for your own exploring.
Explore the stunning Valencia Cathedral on Plaza de la Reina, known for its blend of Gothic and Baroque architecture and the Holy Grail chapel. Try to visit during the less busy late morning hours for a quieter experience.
Visit La Lonja de la Seda, a UNESCO World Heritage site on Calle de la Lonja. This beautifully preserved silk exchange from the 15th century showcases Valencia's medieval mercantile wealth and impressive gothic architecture.
Wander around the Centro Histórico area near Plaza del Ayuntamiento for souvenir shops and local artisan goods. Stop at a nearby cafe for a coffee break and try some traditional Valencian pastries like Coca de llanda.
End your first day with a visit to a traditional tapas bar in the Carmen neighborhood where locals gather. Enjoy classic tapas such as patatas bravas and bombas paired with a cold cerveza for an authentic taste of Valencia.
Where to stay tonight
Hostel in Centro Histórico (Valencia's historic city center with easy access to major attractions) €20-35/night
Staying here puts you at the heart of Valencia's rich history and close to your day's activities.
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