• Torres de Serranos - The Towers of Serranos are a highly iconic monument in the city of Turia. Constructed between 1392 and 1398, they are among the best-preserved marvels of Valencia. Standing for over 600 years, they appear to have aged only two centuries, challenging you to find the marks of time.
• Mercado Colon - Columbus Market, inaugurated on Christmas Eve 1916, is recognized as a national monument. It exemplifies early 20th-century modernist architecture, influenced by the Catalan modernist movements of Doménech i Montaner, Puig, and Cadafalch. The market spans 4,337 m2 on a site that once housed a gasworks.
• Valencia Cathedral - Inside Valencia Cathedral is what is believed to be the Holy Grail of Christ. Indeed, many Popes have visited this site, as the chalice, due to its age, materials, and design, is thought to date back to Roman times. The Holy Chalice Chapel, which is open to visitors, is dedicated to it. The Cathedral of Valencia is a blend of various architectural styles.
• Palacio del Marques de Dos Aguas - Declared a historical-artistic monument in 1941, this palace dates back to the 15th century and is one of the few exceptionally well-preserved palaces in Valencia. Its unique and ornate facade, along with its original artistic decoration, attracts significant interest from both locals and tourists. The palace is situated on a site believed to have been a Roman necropolis from the 1st to 3rd centuries BC. Renovations by its owners began in 1740, resulting in the appearance seen today.
• Mercado Central de Valencia - The Central Market of Valencia is a haven for food enthusiasts. Located in the heart of Ciutat Vella, it offers a chance to explore the vibrant world of Mediterranean flavors, colors, and aromas. As the largest market in Europe, covering over 8,000 square meters, it is listed among the world’s most beautiful markets by the BBC. Although the building is just over a century old, the site’s commercial history dates back to the Muslim rule of Valencia, making it a magical place filled with curiosities, legends, and stories.
• La Lonja de la Seda - The Silk Market is undoubtedly one of Valencia’s most iconic and charismatic buildings. Situated in the heart of the old city, near the Central Market, Plazas de la Reina, City Hall, and Barrio del Carmen, it has been a significant landmark for over five centuries.
• Torres de Quart - The Quart Towers, or Quart Gate, are one of the two remaining fortified gates of Valencia’s medieval wall. The structure features two semi-cylindrical towers connected by a central section, where the entrance, shaped like a half-pointed arch, is located.
• Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias - Visit the City of Arts and Sciences for a brief tour and photo opportunity.
• La Marina de Valencia - Enjoy a trip to the beach with a stop to admire the sea and the Marina of Valencia.
• Ruzafa Market (Mercado de Ruzafa) - Explore the vibrant neighborhood of Ruzafa, showcasing the diverse options available to visitors.

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Visit Funtuktuk and experience Valencia from a fresh perspective. The guides are locals who not only explain the monuments you pass by but also provide a wealth of information about the city, including recommendations for restaurants, museums, leisure activities, shopping, and the vibrant nightlife of this charming city. Additionally, if you’re a music enthusiast, the Tuktuks are equipped with excellent audio systems, allowing you to play your favorite playlist while taking in the sights of Valencia. We look forward to welcoming you!

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