Valencia is flat and has more than 150 km of bike lanes, so cycling is the best way to see all of it in a morning. You set off from the Carmen quarter, pass the Cathedral, the Silk Exchange and the Serranos Towers, then ride down the Turia gardens, the old riverbed, to Calatrava’s City of Arts and Sciences.
What is included
- Local guide in your language.
- Bike and helmet.
- Bottle of water.
- Map and recommendations.
Who it is for
For first-time visitors who want to get their bearings before their day at sea. The pace is relaxed, with frequent stops for photos and stories, and suits anyone who can ride a bike.
Good to know
The route ends near the port and the beach, very close to the Marina. Group tours leave in the morning and private tours run at any time.
Best time: all year round; in summer choose the early slot to beat the heat.
Booking and cancelation
We confirm your place with a trusted local provider and send you the exact meeting point and time in writing. If weather or the authorities force a cancelation, we offer another date or a full refund. Prices are final, with taxes included, and you pay securely online when booking.
Included
- Local guide
- Bike and helmet
- Water
- Map
FAQs
Is it hard work?
No, Valencia is flat and the pace is relaxed.
Can children come?
Yes, there are child bikes and seats.
Where does it end?
Near the port and the beach, close to the Marina.
