Discover the historical centre of  Valencia through its main monuments: Serranos Towers, Benicarlo Palace, the Virgin Square, Basilica, Generalitat Palace, Cathedral, Marques de Dos Aguas Palace (Home to the National Ceramics Museum Gonzalez Marti), La Nao University, La Lonja ( Old Silk Market), Central Market.

Optionally horchata ( a refreshing local drink made with tiger nuts) and local products tasting can be organized.

Discover the most modern part of the city of Valencia with the visit to the avant-garde complex of the City of Arts and Sciences, including the visit to the Oceanografic and discovering about the most important festivity in Valencia: Las Fallas, declared Festivity of International Tourist Interest.

In the City of Arts and Sciences, a huge futuristic complex dedicated to the arts, sciences and wildlife designed by the Valencian architect  Santiago Calatrava all the emblematic buildings will be visited: Hemisferic ( 3D Cinema and Planetarium), Principe Felipe Science Museum, Umbracle ( Green promenade and garden), Reina Sofia Palace (opera House of Valencia) and Agora ( multifunctional space).

Visit inside the Oceanographic Park- the largest marine park in Europe, that reproduces all the water ecosystems on the planet. Depending on the weather conditions there is a possibility to attend the dolphin show.

Transfer to the Fallas Museum to get know about the most important festivity in Valencia; Las Fallas. During the visit you will find photographs of the Fallas, propagandas for the festival and the most importantly the ¨ninots indultats¨- the effigies of figures that are saved from the flames after being chosen by a popular vote.

Visit the largest marine park in Europe. Oceanographic Park invites us to travel around the planet main seas and oceans. More than 45.000 examples of 500 marine species: sharks, beluga whales, walruses, sea lions, penguins and manta rays- inhabit the park and represent the most emblematic ecosystem of the planet. Mediterranean Sea, Wetlands, Template and Tropical waters, Oceans, Arctic, Antarctic, Red Sea and Islands ecosystems are represented. One of the biggest attractions is the Dolphinarium with the spectacular daily performances from bottlenose dolphins.

Discover the historical part of the city and the most modern part of the City of Arts and Sciences.

Walking through the historical centre of  Valencia and its main monuments: Serranos Towers, Benicarlo Palace, the Virgin Square, Basilica, Generalitat Palace, Cathedral, Marques de Dos Aguas Palace (Home to the National Ceramics Museum Gonzalez Marti), La Nao University, La Lonja ( Old Silk Market), Central Market.

Optionally horchata ( a refreshing local drink made with tiger nuts) and local products tasting can be organized.

Transfer to the City of Art and Sciences through the modernist area of Valencia (Colon Market, Dragon House, City Hall Square) and through Turia Gardens, located in the old river bet.

In the City of Arts and Sciences, a huge futuristic complex dedicated to the arts, sciences and wildlife designed by the Valencian architect  Santiago Calatrava all the emblematic buildings from outside.

Visit inside the Oceanographic Park- the largest marine park in Europe, that reproduces all the water ecosystems on the planet. Depending on the weather conditions there is a possibility to attend the dolphin show.

Discover the most artistic part of Valencia with the visit of two interesting museums: The National Museum of Ceramics and the LLadró Museum.

Marques de Dos Aguas Palace is the home to the National Ceramics Museum with pieces dating from the time of the Muslim invasion until present day. Nowadays the historical palace of Marques de Dos Aguas is the result of different renovations, as seen where the main alabaster façade looks out displaying its spectacular work in Rokoko style.

Lladró is an important company located in Tavernes Blanques which produces porcelain figures of excellent quality. Inside the Factory ant the Museum the production process of handmade figures will be shown as also some of the most emblematic porcelain figures in the history of the company are displayed.