Valencia by E-Bike: Top 25 Highlights

You'll ride through Ruzafa, known for its street art and buzzing café culture, into the cobblestone streets of Valencia's UNESCO-listed Old Town. First stop is the North Train Station — its colourful tiles and floral motifs make it one of Spain's most beautiful stations — before reaching Plaza del Ayuntamiento, the city's bustling main square. At Mercado Central, one of Europe's great fresh-produce markets, your senses get a proper workout, and just next door sits the Lonja de la Seda, a former silk exchange frozen in time. From Plaza de la Reina and Plaza de la Virgen, the Valencia Cathedral rises ahead, before the ride climbs the medieval Serranos Towers for panoramic views and winds down through the Turia Gardens — a sprawling park built where a river once flowed. The finale is Valencia's most photographed icon: the City of Arts and Sciences, a futuristic complex of museums, opera house, and aquarium. Your guide fills in the stories behind every stop — Claire, one of our recent guests, mentioned even the bat on the city's coat of arms got its own explanation.