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Valencia private day trips and shore tours
Valencia private sightseeing day tours
Season: All year
Scheduled days: Available Daily. (subject to availability)
Departure time: From 9am or choose your ideal departure time.
Duration: Approx. 4 hours
Pick up point: From your accommodation in Valencia city or Valencia cruise port (additional charge from other pick up areas maybe applicable)
Return point: To your accommodation in Valencia city and Valencia cruise port
Included: Private vehicle, English speaking driver / guide. Entrance tickets to the silk exchange.
Not included: Gratuities, food, drinks and all other expenses.
Scheduled days: Available Daily. (subject to availability)
Departure time: From 9am or choose your ideal departure time.
Duration: Approx. 4 hours
Pick up point: From your accommodation in Valencia city or Valencia cruise port (additional charge from other pick up areas maybe applicable)
Return point: To your accommodation in Valencia city and Valencia cruise port
Included: Private vehicle, English speaking driver / guide. Entrance tickets to the silk exchange.
Not included: Gratuities, food, drinks and all other expenses.
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Valencia private shore excursion and day trip
Important Notes:
-Guests must be in reasonable physical condition
-Guests must be able to walk approximately 1 mile (approximately 2 hours) over some cobblestone surfaces.
-Valencia is wheelchair accessible. (Please contact us regarding special needs)
-Guests must be in reasonable physical condition
-Guests must be able to walk approximately 1 mile (approximately 2 hours) over some cobblestone surfaces.
-Valencia is wheelchair accessible. (Please contact us regarding special needs)
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Remember that the prices are per tour, not for each passenger!
eg. 560€ / 8 persons = 70,00€ per person!
eg. 560€ / 8 persons = 70,00€ per person!
Information about Valencia
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On this 4-hour tour of Valencia, we will visit all the main sights of Valencia and get a feel for this wonderful city.
Your private, local guide will collect you either from your cruise ship or accomodation. From here, we will set off and explore the beautiful beach area of this great city, the brand new America’s Cup marina, the futuristic City of Arts and Sciences, and the gates of the medieval city by private transport.
Your private tour guide will walk you through the cobbled historic center, where we will discover some ancient Roman ruins, Saint Mary’s Cathedral, all the main plazas, which inludes the Ayuntamiento (town hall), and the Lonja Silk Exchange (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), one of the world’s greatest example of gothic architecture and the “financial district” during medieval times.
During the tour, you can choose a light lunch of Tapas or you can choose an authentic Spanish dish, such as the Valencian paella (not included)
We will finish the tour with a walk through Plaza de la Virgen and a visit to the Basilica of the holy lady
Your private, local guide will collect you either from your cruise ship or accomodation. From here, we will set off and explore the beautiful beach area of this great city, the brand new America’s Cup marina, the futuristic City of Arts and Sciences, and the gates of the medieval city by private transport.
Your private tour guide will walk you through the cobbled historic center, where we will discover some ancient Roman ruins, Saint Mary’s Cathedral, all the main plazas, which inludes the Ayuntamiento (town hall), and the Lonja Silk Exchange (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), one of the world’s greatest example of gothic architecture and the “financial district” during medieval times.
During the tour, you can choose a light lunch of Tapas or you can choose an authentic Spanish dish, such as the Valencian paella (not included)
We will finish the tour with a walk through Plaza de la Virgen and a visit to the Basilica of the holy lady
Discovered in 138 BC, by the consulate of Decimus Junius Brutus, Valencia was originally a settlement for soldiers who were given land by the new city. Excavations by Archaeologist have found evidence of the first settlement of the foundations for log cabins and tents which probably was a temporary camp, but within a few years,became more of a permanent construction. Valencia soon prospered and even began to produce its own coins.
The city was destroyed in 75 BC during the war between Pompey and Sertorius. Discoveries at La Almoina found the dismembered bodies of soldiers and their weapons.
Because of the conflict, it seems the settlement was abandoned for nearly 500 years.
From the middle of the first century,Valencia recovered and embarked on a period of development with the wealth of its settlers and the construction of large public buildings, the amphitheatre and the forum.
Large building projects were completed, such as a river port and the water supply system, a facility that Valencia was not able to use again until the middle of the nineteenth century.
Valencia was not adverse to the crisis that affected all of the Roman Empire in the second half of the third century, thus Valencia suffered a lengthy period of decline. In the middle of the fourth century, the city became a Christian community.
The city was destroyed in 75 BC during the war between Pompey and Sertorius. Discoveries at La Almoina found the dismembered bodies of soldiers and their weapons.
Because of the conflict, it seems the settlement was abandoned for nearly 500 years.
From the middle of the first century,Valencia recovered and embarked on a period of development with the wealth of its settlers and the construction of large public buildings, the amphitheatre and the forum.
Large building projects were completed, such as a river port and the water supply system, a facility that Valencia was not able to use again until the middle of the nineteenth century.
Valencia was not adverse to the crisis that affected all of the Roman Empire in the second half of the third century, thus Valencia suffered a lengthy period of decline. In the middle of the fourth century, the city became a Christian community.
This tour can also include the Lladro museum or as a walking tour. Please enquire...