• City of Arts and Sciences - Starting from Ruzafa, the journey will take approximately 15 minutes by bike to reach the City of Arts and Sciences. This contemporary complex, crafted by the esteemed architect Santiago Calatrava, stands as one of Valencia’s most iconic sites.

Upon arrival, there will be 30 minutes to explore the exteriors of the most notable buildings within the City of Arts and Sciences. Visitors can marvel at the impressive architecture of the Hemisfèric, an eye-shaped IMAX cinema; the Umbracle, a landscaped promenade with native flora; the Science Museum, with its futuristic design; and the Oceanogràfic, the largest aquarium in Europe.

The surroundings of the City of Arts and Sciences are tranquil and beautifully landscaped, featuring expansive reflecting pools and lush gardens. This area is ideal for photography, relaxation, and appreciating the avant-garde architecture.

Experience the unique fusion of science, nature, and art in this breathtaking cultural complex, a highlight of the Valencia bike tour.

• Serranos Towers - Cycle for 15 minutes through the Turia Gardens towards the Serranos Towers, one of the ancient gateways to Valencia’s old city. This magnificent route passes by Gulliver Park, the Palau de la Música, and showcases some of the beautiful old bridges like the Puente de las Flores.
• Plaza de la Virgen - From the Serranos Towers, a key historical landmark in Valencia, embark on a delightful 10-minute ride towards the Plaza de la Virgen.

This part of the route is serene and picturesque, perfect for enjoying the urban scenery.

Upon reaching the Plaza de la Virgen, guests will have 15 minutes to explore and appreciate one of Valencia’s most iconic locations. The square, with its central fountain dedicated to the Turia and surrounded by historic buildings, is a lively meeting place full of energy.

In the square, the exterior of the Valencia Cathedral can be seen, renowned for its bell tower known as the Miguelete.

• Basilica of Our Lady of the Forsaken - The Basilica of Our Lady of the Forsaken, situated in the heart of Valencia, is a site of great devotion and beauty. Constructed in the 17th century, it houses the image of the city’s patroness, the Virgin of the Forsaken. Its interior boasts impressive frescoes and a majestic dome. The basilica is a significant pilgrimage site and hosts numerous religious festivities and events throughout the year. Don’t miss the chance to admire its magnificent architecture and experience the profound spirituality of this iconic place.
• Santa Catalina Church (Iglesia de Santa Catalina) - Pedal for 5 minutes towards the Plaza de la Reina and the Church of Santa Catalina, one of Valencia’s busiest squares, offering spectacular views of the main entrance of the Cathedral and surrounded by restaurants and shops.

St. Catherine’s Church is known for its Gothic bell tower, and the route passes through charming streets filled with traditional shops and historic buildings.

• Plaza Redonda - Continue to Plaza Redonda, a unique and picturesque location surrounded by small shops and craft stalls. Here, the local market can be enjoyed on weekends.

This bike tour allows for the discovery of some of Valencia’s most iconic places and the lively atmosphere of its historic streets and squares. Visit the exterior and take time for photographs.

• La Lonja de la Seda - The exterior visit to the Lonja de la Seda in Valencia is an impressive experience. This Gothic building, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the city’s most remarkable landmarks.

As you approach, admire its majestic facade adorned with ornamental details and gargoyles. The elegant helical columns and intricate stone carvings reflect the wealth and history of Valencian trade.

The Lonja is located in a lively area, right across from the bustling Central Market. The surrounding streets are filled with cafes, shops, and restaurants, creating a vibrant atmosphere. It is a perfect place to stroll and enjoy the historical charm and architecture of Valencia. Visit the exterior and explain the guide.

• Central Market of Valencia - The Central Market of Valencia is one of the largest and most impressive markets in Europe. Opened in 1928, this modernist building is notable for its spectacular architecture, with a façade adorned with tiles and stained glass. Its central dome and wrought iron roofs give it a distinctive and beautiful touch.

Inside, the market is a bustling hub where more than 1,000 stalls offer a wide variety of fresh products: fruits and vegetables, meats, fish, seafood, sausages, cheeses, spices, and local products. The aromas and colors create a unique sensory experience.

The atmosphere of the Central Market is lively and vibrant. Both locals and tourists visit daily to shop, taste tapas in its bars and restaurants, or simply to admire its architectural beauty. It is an iconic place in Valencia where local gastronomy and culture can be enjoyed in an authentic and dynamic environment.

Free time to visit the interior of the market and make some purchases.

• Plaza del Ayuntamiento - From the Central Market, pedal for 10 minutes through a narrow and charming pedestrian path that connects two of the city’s most iconic points.

This street is lined with small shops, cafes, and pastry shops, creating a welcoming and vibrant atmosphere. The historic buildings on both sides of the street add a touch of charm and authenticity to the walk. It is a perfect place to enjoy the local atmosphere and perhaps stop to try a horchata or a typical sweet.

Upon arriving at the Plaza del Ayuntamiento, be greeted by its wide open spaces and monumental architecture. The square is the administrative heart of the city and is surrounded by imposing buildings such as the Valencia City Hall and the Post Office, both with impressive facades.

The Plaza del Ayuntamiento is a dynamic meeting point, frequently adorned with flowers and fountains that enhance its beauty. It is a vibrant place where both locals and tourists gather to enjoy events, markets, and festivities.

• Plaza de Toros de Valencia - Finally, return to Ruzafa on a 15-minute tour passing two of Valencia’s emblematic buildings: The Bullring and the North Station.

Plaza de Toros de Valencia
The Plaza de Toros de Valencia, inaugurated in 1859, is a neoclassical monument inspired by Roman amphitheaters, with a capacity for 12,000 spectators. Its red brick facade and arches are visually striking. It hosts bullfights, concerts, and cultural events, especially during Fallas. The area around it is lively, with many bars and restaurants.

Estación del Norte
The Estación del Norte, Valencia’s main train station, opened in 1917, is a modernist gem. Its facade features mosaics and ceramics reflecting Valencian culture. The main hall has beautiful tiles and stained glass. Besides being a transport hub, it is an architectural landmark, centrally located near the Plaza de Toros and other attractions.

• Tour guide
• Bottled water
• Using a scooter

• Gratuities

Experience the enchantment of Valencia on a 3-hour electric scooter tour! Discover iconic landmarks that seamlessly blend futuristic wonders with ancient treasures. Begin your journey at the City of Arts and Sciences, where you can admire Calatrava’s cutting-edge architecture, including the Hemisfèric, Science Museum, and Palau de les Arts. Then, glide through the serene Turia Gardens, a lush green haven.

Continue to the historic Torres de Serrano, the ancient city gates, and explore the historic center. Visit the Valencia Cathedral, home to the Holy Grail and El Miguelete, as well as Plaza de la Virgen and the distinctive Plaza Redonda. Discover La Lonja de la Seda, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the lively Central Market, where you can sample local delicacies.

This adaptable tour caters to your interests. The guide will tailor the experience to ensure an unforgettable adventure in Valencia!

• The bike ride time between the locations is 1 hour and 30 minutes. You can read the detailed itinerary description.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.