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Valencia in a day: the Holy Grail in the Cathedral, the Miguelete bell tower and the narrow streets of the old town
Valencia is Spain's third-largest city and home to the most treasured relic of the Christian world, the Holy Grail.
History lives on in the narrow streets and squares of the old town. This is a city you want to explore slowly, turning down side lanes and looking up at the old façades.
The Cathedral keeps a chalice revered as the very cup Christ drank from at the Last Supper. Above it rises the Miguelete, a bell tower with panoramic views over the city; you can climb it on your own during free time, at your own expense.
From November to April, the Valencia tour runs by minivan with the same programme as the coach tour. If you stay in Torrevieja, we pick you up from home.
Pick your date and book online.
We pick you up from home in Torrevieja and drive to Valencia by minivan. We also collect guests from home in the Torrevieja suburbs, for an extra charge.
Your first taste of Valencia: the main streets and squares that give the city its character.
A view of the gleaming white architecture of one of Spain's most recognisable modern landmarks. A great spot for photos.
An introduction to Valencia's ancient history.
A UNESCO-listed Gothic masterpiece. Its twisted columns rise to the vaults like palm trunks.
If possible and everything is open, we go inside the Cathedral, home to the Holy Grail chalice.
An official guide leads you through the historic centre. Then there's free time to wander on your own. You could, for example, climb the Miguelete bell tower, on your own and at your own expense.
A collection of carriages and works by Picasso inside an aristocratic palace.
The drive back by minivan. Return to Torrevieja at around 20:30, usually give or take 15 minutes; dropping guests off at their addresses may take a little longer.
Torrevieja, 08:00: if you stay in Torrevieja, we pick you up from home.
Torrevieja suburbs: we also pick you up from home, for an extra charge.
Pick-up within Torrevieja is free. For addresses outside Torrevieja the surcharge is mandatory and is paid to the driver in cash when you board. We'll confirm the exact amount when you book: it depends on your address and the route.
Paid tour tickets cannot be exchanged or refunded. Please check the date and the number of travellers before paying.
The tour starts at 08:00. Return to Torrevieja at around 20:30, usually give or take 15 minutes; dropping guests off at their addresses may take a little longer.
From November to April. From May to October the same programme runs by coach as the "Tour to Valencia".
At 08:00 we pick you up from home in Torrevieja. In the suburbs we also pick you up from home, for an extra charge paid to the driver in cash when you board.
Return travel by minivan, a Russian-speaking guide and entrance to the Silk Exchange, the palace and the museum. We go inside the Cathedral whenever possible.
No, you can climb the Miguelete on your own during free time, at your own expense.
No, paid tour tickets cannot be exchanged or refunded.
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