This ticket will give you admission to Bioparc Valencia. Here, you'll have the chance to immerse yourself in the pioneering concept of zoo-immersion thanks to being divided by the animals by almost invisible barriers. This innovative approach will allow you to feel close to the animals and nature despite the park's location in the center of the city.
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With the Valencia Tourist Card, you'll gain unlimited access to public transport and discounts at around 130 museums, restaurants and various attractions around the city. You can choose a pass valid for either one, two or three days, so you can explore at your own pace. The card will also allow you to visit some of the attractions for free.
Duration: 72 hours
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This tour takes you to Mestalla, the oldest football stadium in Spain.
Home of the renowned Valencia FC, Mestalla invites you to explore it before it undergoes a complete transformation in the upcoming years. With the assistance of a guide, explore the club's rich history and put yourselves in a footballer's shoes by entering the dressing rooms and walking the players' tunnel. A visit to the press room is also included.
Duration: 1 hour
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On this catamaran cruise, you'll have the chance to enjoy views of the Mediterranean port city of Denia at sunset. During the 1.5-hour journey, you can take in the city's breathtaking sights. While you're relaxing on the boat's deck, you can sip on a glass of cava or soft drinks.
Duration: 1 hour - 1 hour 30 minutes
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With this ticket, you’ll get to explore San Nicolas de Bari Church, the ‘Sistine Chapel of Valencia’, and take in creative exhibitions. The Light of Saint Nicholas will showcase key events in the church's past through different artistic languages, while The Heartbeat of Saint Nicholas traces the history of the building since its humble beginnings in Valencia's Roman era. The audiovisual installation, Lux ex Oriente, offers a creative interpretation of the symbols that characterize the iconic figure of the saint, and finally, Homage to Beauty will immerse you in a projection combining light, music and the beauty of the chapel's baroque decorations.
Duration: 1 hour - 2 hours
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This one-hour cruise will allow you to take in panoramic views of Valencia from the Mediterranean. Sailing close to the coast, you'll get a chance to see the city and the famous Playa de la Malvarrosa from the water. Along the way, you will be able to relax on the boat's deck while enjoying balmy sea breezes.
Duration: 1 hour
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On this leisurely sunset catamaran cruise, you will have the chance to take in views of Valencia from the open waters of the Mediterranean Sea. During the cruise, you'll sail along Valencia's coastline while being treated to a refreshing Cava cocktail. You'll be able to spot key sights such as the City of Arts and Sciences, the Miguelete Tower and the skyline of Valencia.
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
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This full-day escape from Valencia takes you to Montanejos, one of the most spectacular natural destinations in the Valencian Community. You’ll travel through the mountains of Castellón and encounter crystal-clear rivers, dramatic canyons and lush forests as you move between highlights. Choose the experience that suits you: the Relax option includes a short walk through the charming village of Montanejos and plenty of free time at the famous thermal pools. The Hiking option is a guided 8 km route that passes the Black Cave, scenic viewpoints and along the Mijares River. The Kayak option lets you paddle across a peaceful mountain lake on a beginner-friendly outing, while the Rafting option offers beginner-friendly white water rafting with professional instructors.
Whichever option you pick, you’ll have free time at Fuente de los Baños, where crystal-clear waters stay at a constant 23°C year-round. That natural setting will give you the chance to swim, unwind and reconnect with the landscape after exploring canyons, rivers and woodland in the Castellón mountains.
Duration: 8 hours
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With this bus tour, you'll be able to explore Valencia and learn about the city's fascinating history at your own pace.
An audio guide will be available on the bus in eight languages to help you discover more about the city and its landmarks. The ticket will be valid for 24 hours, so you'll have plenty of time to discover what Valencia has to offer. The bus has 17 stops and takes a total of two hours. However, you are free to hop on and off as you please.
Stops on the tour include Plaza de Toros, Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias and Museo San Pio V, to name a few.
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On this exotic boat tour, you’ll get to admire the beautiful coast of Dénia from the luxury of a catamaran. As you’ll leave Dénia, you’ll begin a journey into the incredible Mediterranean sea. You’ll have the liberty to sit on the deck of the boat to enjoy the sea breeze and the crystal clear waters.
Further, you’ll also get to see the gorgeous Costa Blanca coast. This 1.5-hour sailing experience will give you ample time to relax and take in all the good vibes of the Mediterranean coastline.
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes - 2 hours
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This experience takes you on a catamaran ride along the coast of Valencia and includes a refreshing swim in the Mediterranean. You will spend time on the water, following the shoreline and enjoying open-sea views and coastal scenery as the catamaran moves along. The sea breeze and wide horizons will frame the trip, giving you moments to relax and take photos.
At a calm spot off the coast you will stop for a swim in the Mediterranean. You can cool off in the water and enjoy the simple pleasure of swimming in the sea. Along the way you will have time to soak up the coastal atmosphere and appreciate the stretch of Valencia’s coast from the water. This is a straightforward, sea-focused outing that centres on the sail itself and a swim in the Mediterranean.
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
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On this guided excursion, you’ll depart from Valencia city to la Vall dUixò to discover the San Jose Caves, the largest underground river in Europe, which was declared a world heritage site by UNESCO.
At the caves, you’ll find stalactites and stalagmites. You’ll also learn about the origins of the caves from your guide. You’ll witness the caves’ evolution throughout the years as you take in views of the Sierra de Espadán Natural Park.
After the approximately one-hour visit, you’ll be given 30 minutes of free time to explore an Iberian Roman settlement. You can also drink something, have brunch or just take a rest at the natural area.
Duration: 4 hours
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This ticket will give you admission to the Museum of Illusions in Valencia. During this family-friendly experience, you'll see optical illusions, gravity-defying rooms and meticulously crafted exhibits that will challenge all of your senses. There will be plenty of photo opportunities in this space of visual surprises, and your time here will leave you questioning what you thought you knew.
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This full-day excursion takes you from Valencia into the countryside of Navajas and Montanejos. You’ll travel by bus to the Salto de la Novia waterfall, a dramatic 30-metre drop that is associated with a local legend. The falls sit in a scenic setting that invites short walks and photo stops.
After exploring the waterfall, you’ll continue to Montanejos, an area known for its thermal water pools and striking river landscapes. You’ll have free time to swim in the turquoise waters of the Fuente de los Baños, which are mineral-rich and are believed to rejuvenate the skin, or to relax on the riverbank. Along the way there will be opportunities to enjoy lunch options by the water and to take in the surrounding natural scenery.
At the caves of San Jose you’ll step into a cool underground world that stays at around 20°C throughout the year. You’ll explore a waterway whose current length is 2,750 metres, making it the most travelled cave in the province of Castellón and the second in the Valencian Community. You’ll also experience what is described as the longest navigable underground river in Europe.
As you move through the cave by boat, an official guide will tell you the history of the place (guiding may not be available in English). Along the way you’ll see prehistoric cave paintings listed as UNESCO World Heritage and take in impressive stalactites and stalagmites that shape the chambers. The visit finishes with a walk through the dry gallery, where you can appreciate the formations from a different perspective.
Duration: 4 hours
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