

by Bike Guy Vlc
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€70This guided bike tour in Valencia lasts about 3 hours and 45 minutes and covers landmarks from the city center to the beach. The tour is suitable for small groups of 10 people or fewer and includes bike rental, bottled water, suncream if needed, and a drink with snacks at the beach before returning to the city. Participants also receive a personalized map and access to the Bike Guy App, which contains 100 tips and recommendations for exploring Valencia. The ride begins at the Torres dels Serrans, Valencia’s main city gates, where participants can take photos and learn about the nearby River Park. The route continues past a local art area and a quirky cat house, then through the lively El Carmen district along Calle Caballeros, known for its street art, tapas bars, and vintage shops. Riders cycle by Torres de Quart while hearing about visiting hours, stair counts, and local paella spots. Next, the tour passes Valencia’s food markets including Plaza del Mercado and La Lonja de la Seda. It stops at Placa de la Mare de Deu to discuss a local cocktail and later pauses near the Basílica Virgen de Los Desamparados and Museo Arqueológico de L'Almoina for a short break. The group then visits Placa De La Reina to spot the Cathedral and learn about Horchata and Fartons. The ride includes a stop at the National Museum of Ceramics and decorative arts, then moves to Placa del Ajuntament, the city’s main square, highlighting places for meals and drinks. Cyclists pass the Old University and Patriarch Church with lunch recommendations, then go through Jardi de la Glorieta gardens to see Valencia’s emblem and suggestions for Horchata. Crossing the Pont de les Flors bridge leads into the River Turia Park, where the tour passes the Palau de la Música and Gulliver playground, heading toward the futuristic City of Arts & Sciences for photo opportunities and details on visiting information. The route continues to La Marina de Valencia, covering the port, F1 Circuit, America’s Cup area, and Cabanyal neighborhood with dining suggestions before reaching the beach. At the beach, participants enjoy a drink with crisps, nuts, and olives while receiving the personalized map and app access, plus a follow-up email with more Valencia recommendations. The ride ends with a return to the starting point in time for lunch in the old city. This is not a historical tour but focuses on the city’s lifestyle and main attractions by bike.
Torres dels Serrans
This stop covers the main gates to Valencia’s old city, a popular spot for photos. The guide also explains the nearby River Park.
5 min
Art area and quirky cat house
The group visits a less-known area with street art and free attractions, including a distinctive house designed for cats.
5 min
Calle Caballeros
Riders pass through the vibrant El Carmen district, noted for its street art, tapas bars, and vintage stores.
5 min
Torres de Quart
The tour cycles by the Torres de Quart gates, with information on visiting times, stair count, and recommendations for the best paella restaurants.
5 min
Plaza del Mercado (Placa del Mercat)
This stop highlights the local food markets that contribute to Valencia’s culinary scene.
5 min
La Lonja de la Seda
Located next to the Central Market, this historic building is pointed out for its architectural value.
5 min
Placa de la Mare de Deu
The guide discusses a local cocktail and suggests top venues to try it.
5 min
Placa de la Mare de Deu
The group passes the Basílica Virgen de Los Desamparados and a viewing pool overlooking the Museo Arqueológico de L'Almoina, allowing time to stretch and explore.
10 min
Placa De La Reina
A sunny spot where riders can view the Cathedral and learn about Horchata and Fartons, traditional local drinks and pastries.
5 min
Museo Nacional de Ceramica y de las Artes Suntuarias Gonzalez Marti
Stop to visit the National Museum of Ceramics and decorative arts.
5 min
Placa del Ajuntament
The main plaza in Valencia where the guide points out notable eating and cocktail venues.
5 min
Patriarch Museum
Cycling past the Old University and Church of the Patriarch, the guide suggests good lunch spots nearby.
5 min
Jardi de la Glorieta
Ride through the La Glorieta gardens, see Valencia’s emblem, and receive recommendations for Horchata.
5 min
Pont de les Flors
Cross the flower bridge to enter the River Turia Park.
Jardi del Turia
Cycle through River Turia Park, passing landmarks like the Palau de la Música and Gulliver playground, heading toward the City of Arts & Sciences.
5 min
Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias
Stop for photos at the City of Arts & Sciences while hearing about current events, free access, and ticket prices.
5 min
La Marina de Valencia
Cycle through the marina area including the port, F1 Circuit, America’s Cup site, and the Cabanyal neighborhood, with dining and drinking recommendations.
5 min
Beach
Final stop at the beach for a drink with crisps, nuts, and olives. Participants receive the personalized map, app access, and a follow-up email with more Valencia tips before cycling back to the start.
15 min
Next to the wooden doors of the Tower at 9;45am. We then arrange the bikes for the 10am start.
End point
We’ll meet at my shop at 9;45am to arrange the bikes for the 10am start. The shop is near to the Torres de Serranos monument.


by Bike Guy Vlc
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€70This guided bike tour in Valencia lasts about 3 hours and 45 minutes and covers landmarks from the city center to the beach. The tour is suitable for small groups of 10 people or fewer and includes bike rental, bottled water, suncream if needed, and a drink with snacks at the beach before returning to the city. Participants also receive a personalized map and access to the Bike Guy App, which contains 100 tips and recommendations for exploring Valencia. The ride begins at the Torres dels Serrans, Valencia’s main city gates, where participants can take photos and learn about the nearby River Park. The route continues past a local art area and a quirky cat house, then through the lively El Carmen district along Calle Caballeros, known for its street art, tapas bars, and vintage shops. Riders cycle by Torres de Quart while hearing about visiting hours, stair counts, and local paella spots. Next, the tour passes Valencia’s food markets including Plaza del Mercado and La Lonja de la Seda. It stops at Placa de la Mare de Deu to discuss a local cocktail and later pauses near the Basílica Virgen de Los Desamparados and Museo Arqueológico de L'Almoina for a short break. The group then visits Placa De La Reina to spot the Cathedral and learn about Horchata and Fartons. The ride includes a stop at the National Museum of Ceramics and decorative arts, then moves to Placa del Ajuntament, the city’s main square, highlighting places for meals and drinks. Cyclists pass the Old University and Patriarch Church with lunch recommendations, then go through Jardi de la Glorieta gardens to see Valencia’s emblem and suggestions for Horchata. Crossing the Pont de les Flors bridge leads into the River Turia Park, where the tour passes the Palau de la Música and Gulliver playground, heading toward the futuristic City of Arts & Sciences for photo opportunities and details on visiting information. The route continues to La Marina de Valencia, covering the port, F1 Circuit, America’s Cup area, and Cabanyal neighborhood with dining suggestions before reaching the beach. At the beach, participants enjoy a drink with crisps, nuts, and olives while receiving the personalized map and app access, plus a follow-up email with more Valencia recommendations. The ride ends with a return to the starting point in time for lunch in the old city. This is not a historical tour but focuses on the city’s lifestyle and main attractions by bike.
Torres dels Serrans
This stop covers the main gates to Valencia’s old city, a popular spot for photos. The guide also explains the nearby River Park.
5 min
Art area and quirky cat house
The group visits a less-known area with street art and free attractions, including a distinctive house designed for cats.
5 min
Calle Caballeros
Riders pass through the vibrant El Carmen district, noted for its street art, tapas bars, and vintage stores.
5 min
Torres de Quart
The tour cycles by the Torres de Quart gates, with information on visiting times, stair count, and recommendations for the best paella restaurants.
5 min
Plaza del Mercado (Placa del Mercat)
This stop highlights the local food markets that contribute to Valencia’s culinary scene.
5 min
La Lonja de la Seda
Located next to the Central Market, this historic building is pointed out for its architectural value.
5 min
Placa de la Mare de Deu
The guide discusses a local cocktail and suggests top venues to try it.
5 min
Placa de la Mare de Deu
The group passes the Basílica Virgen de Los Desamparados and a viewing pool overlooking the Museo Arqueológico de L'Almoina, allowing time to stretch and explore.
10 min
Placa De La Reina
A sunny spot where riders can view the Cathedral and learn about Horchata and Fartons, traditional local drinks and pastries.
5 min
Museo Nacional de Ceramica y de las Artes Suntuarias Gonzalez Marti
Stop to visit the National Museum of Ceramics and decorative arts.
5 min
Placa del Ajuntament
The main plaza in Valencia where the guide points out notable eating and cocktail venues.
5 min
Patriarch Museum
Cycling past the Old University and Church of the Patriarch, the guide suggests good lunch spots nearby.
5 min
Jardi de la Glorieta
Ride through the La Glorieta gardens, see Valencia’s emblem, and receive recommendations for Horchata.
5 min
Pont de les Flors
Cross the flower bridge to enter the River Turia Park.
Jardi del Turia
Cycle through River Turia Park, passing landmarks like the Palau de la Música and Gulliver playground, heading toward the City of Arts & Sciences.
5 min
Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias
Stop for photos at the City of Arts & Sciences while hearing about current events, free access, and ticket prices.
5 min
La Marina de Valencia
Cycle through the marina area including the port, F1 Circuit, America’s Cup site, and the Cabanyal neighborhood, with dining and drinking recommendations.
5 min
Beach
Final stop at the beach for a drink with crisps, nuts, and olives. Participants receive the personalized map, app access, and a follow-up email with more Valencia tips before cycling back to the start.
15 min
Next to the wooden doors of the Tower at 9;45am. We then arrange the bikes for the 10am start.
End point
We’ll meet at my shop at 9;45am to arrange the bikes for the 10am start. The shop is near to the Torres de Serranos monument.