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Overview
Mediterranean cuisine is full of delicacies. Undoubtedly, the maximum exponent of this tradition is rice and our most worldwide known dish: paella. But also sweets, stews with fish and, of course, Valencian tapas (patatas bravas, titaina, clotxines, cocas, esgarraets, aspencat,...) are very simple and autochthonous dishes that are not so well known outside the area, but that are part of what is already a social ritual of the Valencians: the aperitif (drink)/appetizer (food).
This tour will be a unique experience for several reasons: the choice of tapas you will taste, the legendary restaurants you will visit, the cooking tips I will share and the rich history of the city I will blend with the food stories.
What's included
Beer or wine
Soda/Pop
Snacks
What to expect
Estacio del Nord
10m
This is our meeting point and first landmark we will visit. It´s one of the most beautiful train stations in Spain built in modernist architecture.
Iglesia de San Agustin
45m
We´ll head to the first restaurant (close by the station) where I´ll tell you about the origin and meaning of tapas. I´ll share recipes and cooking tips. There´s a big surprise awaiting you regarding a rooted local sport.
We´ll taste 2 "tapas" (snacks) and a local drink, that can be a soft drink, beer or glass of wine
Placa del Ajuntament
10m
On our way to the second restaurant, we´ll stop at the spectacular Town Hall Square, where I´ll talk about some aspects of the rich history of Valencia (19th-20th century period).
La Lonja de la Seda
10m
Our next stop will be at the iconic Silk Exchange Market, declared World Heritage Site by UNESCO. I´ll talk about the splendour of the city during the 14th-17th centuries and its importance in Europe.
Mercat Central de Valencia
5m
The Central Market is a gem, one of the best examples of Modernism in Valencia, and a wonder for the senses. I´ll share some recommendations for tasting "paella valenciana" and other local delicacies.
Real Parroquia de los Santos Juanes
5m
Santos Juanes Church is the second most important Baroque church after Saint Nicholas Church, known as the Valencian Sixtine Chapel. Both are linked and I will tell visitors about it
Torres de Quart
45m
We´ll taste 1 or 2 more tapas (depending on the number of participants) and one drink (soft drink, beer or wine) in one of the most legendary bars located in the heart of the Arab quarter, Barrio del Carmen.
Meeting and pickup
Meeting point
Go to the main entrance and find the big clock outside the Railway Station. Find me there, I´ll be carrying a lilac umbrella.
End point
Segundo restuarante del tour
Additional information
Wheelchair accessible
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
No es recomendable para personas vegetarianas, veganas y con alergias alimentarias..
Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
