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Explore Valencia’s Old Town on a 2-3 hour private walking tour for $33.54, featuring historic landmarks, local shops, and personalized stories from a knowledgeable guide.
Discover the charm of Valencia’s Old Town on a private walking tour that costs $33.54 per person. This 2 to 3-hour experience offers a vivid glimpse into the city’s history, architecture, and culture, all led by a knowledgeable guide who shares stories and personal insights. The tour is designed for those who appreciate authentic experiences away from typical tourist routes, visiting traditional shops and hidden spots not crowded with visitors.
Travelers can expect a well-paced exploration, visiting key landmarks such as the Estacio del Nord train station, the Town Hall Square, Central Market, and the iconic Serranos Towers. The tour includes admission tickets to several sites, making it a seamless experience. While the tour suits most participants, it’s ideal for visitors seeking a manageable, informative walk through Valencia’s history with a personal touch.


The tour begins at Carrer d’Alacant, 25, near the Valencia Station North in the Extramurs district. This accessible location allows travelers to arrive easily via public transportation. The guide greets the group here at 5:00 pm, ready to lead a personalized exploration of the city’s historic center.
The meeting point’s proximity to transportation makes this tour convenient for those arriving from other parts of the city or nearby areas. The last stop is at Mercado de Colon, in the heart of the city’s shopping district, where the tour concludes. Travelers have the option to continue exploring the area or enjoy dinner at local cafes nearby.
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The first stop is Estacio del Nord, Valencia’s grand train station, opened in 1917. The station’s Mosaic-pictures are a highlight, showcasing intricate artwork that captures the city’s spirit. Visitors spend about 5 minutes here, appreciating the architecture and the detailed mosaics.
Admission to the station’s interior is included, allowing visitors to admire the design and learn about its significance. The station’s historic importance as a transportation hub makes it a fitting starting point for understanding Valencia’s development.

Next, the tour visits Placa De L’ajuntament, the Town Hall Square. The Town Hall and the nearby Post Office building reflect Valencia’s Belle Epoque period in the early 20th century. These structures showcase architectural elegance and the city’s growth during that era.
Spending around 5 minutes here, the group observes the facades and learns about their historical context. These buildings symbolize Valencia’s civic pride and architectural style, providing a glimpse into the city’s modern history.

The Mercat Central de Valencia is a must-see during this tour. Opened in 1928, this Art Nouveau building stands in front of Valencia’s Silk Market from the 15th century. Visitors spend approximately 4 minutes in the market, appreciating its stunning stained glass, tile work, and bustling market stalls.
Admission tickets give access to the vibrant market, where local vendors sell fresh produce, meats, and delicacies. The market’s architecture and lively atmosphere make it a favorite photo spot and a chance to see Valencia’s culinary culture firsthand.

Plaza Redonda is the oldest shopping square in Valencia and features a circular building that has retained its character for over 100 years. The renewed structure houses shops that still offer traditional handwork, echoing the old days of commerce.
Spending just 5 minutes here, visitors can observe the craftsmanship and shop for souvenirs, experiencing a piece of Valencia’s historic commercial life. It’s a quiet but culturally rich stop within the busy old town.

Placa de la Reina is a lively hub where the Cathedral, Micalet Tower, and Virgin Square sit side by side. This 10-minute stop highlights Valencia’s art and culture, with impressive architecture and a vibrant atmosphere.
The Cathedral and its tower are symbols of the city’s religious and historical identity. The square buzzes with local activity, giving visitors a sense of the local community life intertwined with historical sites.

A walk along Serranos Street leads to the Serranos Towers, built in the Gothic style. This 5-minute stop showcases the importance of the Turia River in Valencia’s growth. The towers served as part of the city’s medieval defenses, and today they stand as a prominent landmark.
Visitors can admire the architecture and consider how the river influenced Valencia’s development as an inland city. The towers are a key symbol of Valencia’s medieval past.

The Palacio del Marques de Dos Aguas is renowned for its Baroque façade, which impresses with intricate details. The building now hosts the National Ceramic Collection, though the exterior alone makes it worth a visit.
In just 4 minutes, visitors can appreciate the ornate design and learn about its historical significance. The palace’s architecture offers insight into Valencia’s artistic achievements.
The tour concludes at Mercado de Colon, an Art Nouveau building opened in 1916. The market was renewed in the 21st century and now functions as a popular meeting point and a spot to enjoy traditional horchata, a local beverage.
Spending about 4 minutes here, visitors can soak in the lively ambiance and explore the shops. This vibrant space combines history with modern social life, ending the tour on a high note.
This private tour is suitable for most travelers, with confirmation received at booking. It allows service animals and is near public transportation, making it convenient for different mobility needs. The tour is designed for a group only, ensuring a personalized experience.
Booking is recommended 15 days in advance to secure a spot, with the flexible cancellation policy allowing full refunds if canceled at least 24 hours ahead.
The personalized approach and locally knowledgeable guides make this tour stand out. Reviewers praise the friendly attitude and depth of explanations provided, with some guides speaking multiple languages. The inclusion of admission tickets to key sites simplifies planning, and the duration makes it accessible for most schedules.
Despite its many strengths, some may find the short stops limit deep exploration at each site. Still, the overall value for money and insightful storytelling make it an excellent choice for those wanting a thorough yet manageable overview of Valencia’s historic center.
“Good stories but it could have been more. The time between to stories was often a bit to long.”
Is this tour suitable for all ages?
Yes, most travelers can participate, and it is accessible for many mobility levels.
Are tickets included in the price?
Yes, admission tickets to Estacio del Nord, Placa De L’ajuntament, Mercado Central, Torre de Serrans, Palacio del Marques de Dos Aguas, and Mercado Colon are included.
How long does the tour last?
The tour takes approximately 2 to 3 hours, depending on pacing and the group’s interests.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, full refunds are available if canceled at least 24 hours before the scheduled start.
What is the meeting point?
The tour starts at Carrer d’Alacant, 25, near Valencia Station North.
Is this a group or private experience?
This is a private tour, with only your group participating, ensuring tailored attention and storytelling.