1 free self-guided walking tour, with an audio guide at every stop.
Valencia, Spain's third city, blends Roman roots, Moorish irrigation engineering, Gothic merchant grandeur, and modernist innovation. Our self-guided GPS walking tours guide you through the Cathedral of Valencia, La Lonja de la Seda, and the labyrinthine lanes of the Barrio del Carmen.
Expert audio narration explains the city's claim on the Holy Grail, its golden age as a Mediterranean trading capital, and how the Turia riverbed was transformed into one of Europe's most distinctive urban gardens.
Perfect for independent travelers, our GPS-based cultural heritage walks let you explore Valencia's old town, central market, and waterfront monuments at your own pace, finding the corners that reveal the city's true Mediterranean character.
Planning a walking route in Valencia? Start here. The 1 route below link the things to see in Valencia on foot, and each one takes 58 minutes. Two make a half day, four make a full-day itinerary. Every stop is on the walking map before you go, and the audio guide plays by itself when you arrive — free, no app, no booking.
This walk features the public cultural and science campus of Valencia. The route links the Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía opera house with the eye-shaped L'Hemisfèric. It also passes the skeletal Science Museum and the palm-framed L'Umbracle.
Stops on this walk: Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía (Palacio de las Artes Reina Sofía) · L'Hemisfèric · L'Umbracle (Umbracle) · Science Museum (Príncipe Felipe) (Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias) · Assut de l'Or Bridge (Puente de l'Assut de l'Or) · Àgora / CaixaForum Valencia (Ágora) · L'Oceanogràfic (Entry Plaza) (Oceanogràfic) · L'Oceanogràfic (Experience Point) (Oceanogràfic).