The historic centre of Valencia preserves a significant part of its medieval past, reflected in its layout and key landmarks. This walking tour offers an insight into how the city developed during one of its most important periods.
The visit begins at the Serranos Towers, one of the main gateways to the city built in the 14th century. From here, the route continues towards Plaza de la Virgen, a central space closely linked to Valencia’s origins.
As you walk through the old town, you will learn how the conquest led by James I influenced the transformation of the city and shaped its urban structure. Streets and squares along the way reveal different layers of this historical period.
The tour includes the exterior of Valencia Cathedral and its bell tower, known as El Miguelete, as well as the Silk Exchange, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. These landmarks highlight the cultural and commercial relevance of Valencia during its Golden Age.
Throughout the walk, your guide provides historical context and stories that help bring this period to life.
With each step through these streets, the traces of the past remain present, shaping the atmosphere of the city today.
Minimum per booking: 1 person
Minimum per booking: 1 person
