Free Walking Tour in Valencia 1.0

☆ In Veletour we have thought in you, and we offer your our Free Walking Tour in Valencia.☆

Valencia is one of the most attractive cities to go. Its light, its streets, its history, and life will fascinate you.

If you want to discover Valencia in a different, attractive and entertaining way, join our Free Walking Tour Valencia for 2 and a half hours we will dive into the fascinating history of Valencia, taste Valencian cuisine and you'll enjoy Valencia as an authentic local.

Veletour offers a tour through the most emblematic places of Valencia. Discover the city of Valencia one of the most dynamic and exciting Mediterranean cities.

Book your Free Tour

Book now and guarantee your place in our Free Walking Tour Valencia. Our groups are always small (20 people maximum) to ensure the quality of the tours, so places are limited, it is important to book in advance, especially on weekends, at Falles parties, in July and August.

Schedule and Meeting Point

Our guided tour takes place every day at 10:30 am (previous booking), our guides will be happy to show you Valencia. Just go to our meeting point located in the Plaza de la Virgen by the fountain.

Our Tour

How is it possible that the tour Veletour Valencia is one of the best in town?

The answer is simple: The Veletour guides are well informed, they are fun, friendly and unforgettable.
At the end of our tour, you'll decide the price of satisfaction of it. Our guide will give you a ticket where the price paid for the walking guide tour appears.
And finally all our guides are official guides accredited by the Generalitat Valenciana.

Free Travel Tour, Valencia Spain

Some of the tour stops include monumental buildings of great importance as:

The Plaza de La Virgen

The starting point of our tour, and place from which starts the most important streets of the historic area.
This square is surrounded by buildings like the seo of Santa Maria, the Basilica of the Virgin of the Helpless (La Basílica de la Virgen de Los Desamparados) or the Palace of the Generalitat.
Originally, La Plaza de la Virgen was called the Plaça de La Seu and is the heir to the ancient Roman forum in what is known as the Roman courage.

The history of Roman bravery dates back to 138 BC. It was the Roman consul Decimus Junius Brutus, who, as a reward for the good work of his troops, granted them some land on the coast of Levante.

The city was destroyed during the first civil war in Rome in the year 75 BC and rebuilt later becoming an important city that has maintained its relevance today.

With our tour, we can go a route through the Roman valence, and discover the remains that are still preserved as well as knowing the original location of all the buildings that have already been lost but have influenced both in the appearance and functionality of the current city.

The Basilica of Our Lady (La Basílica de la Virgen)

This temple was built between 1652 and 1666.
The image of the Virgin attracts the attention of visitors and is common that Valencians refers affectionately to it as "the cheperudeta" which means the little hunchbacked. This is because at first, the image of the virgin was lying, and with a pillow where it lay her head, but when placed upright, her head is tilted.

The Cathedral of Valencia (Spain)

The Seo of Santa María de Valencia is famous among other things for hosting the museum in which the Aragonese tradition considered the Holy Grail.

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