Go beyond the historic center and experience Valencia’s incredible contrasts.
Our route showcases the city's most significant monuments before passing the iconic City of Arts and Sciences. From there, we head south into the Albufera Natural Park, exploring the vibrant nature surrounding the city until we reach El Palmar—the authentic birthplace of paella."
Just in front of the Kiosk.
short indroduction and photo shooting
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esculturas
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Plaza de Toros
Mosaicos de ceramica
Torres goticas
portal
tower os serrano
We will have an overview of all the different buildings that make up the City of Arts and Sciences with explanations and time to take pictures.
We will pass through the rice fields where, depending on the season, we can observe a large number of migratory birds such as grey herons and flamingos
We will stop in front of the Albufera lake, the largest freshwater lake in Spain.
Stop at the Saler beach. This beach with its dunes, which is integrated in the natural park, is a nesting area of the loggerhead turtle and nesting area of many seabirds.
Continuing along the road between the pine forest of Saler and the lake of Albufera we will arrive at the village of El Palmar. This small village is the birthplace of the traditional Paella. Surrounded by rice fields and crossed by water canals we will find numerous restaurants dedicated to cooking Paella on firewood.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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