Spain · Architecture

2-Hour Valencia Architecture Walking Tour with Holy Grail Chapel

2 Hours Round trip from Plaça de lAlmoina Easy pace

The journey

Trip highlights

01 Explore the Silk Market, a masterpiece of civil Gothic architecture and a UNESCO World Heritage Site
02 Discover Santa María Cathedral, built on the site of the ancient Balansiya mosque
03 See the mixture of artistic styles that makes the cathedral a universal architectural gem
04 Visit the Holy Grail Chapel, said to harbour the real Sacred Grail
05 End at the Serrano Towers, one of the remaining gates of Valencia's medieval walls

Visit Valencia, Spain's third-largest city, on a walking tour that showcases its beautiful buildings, medieval towers, and remarkable architecture. Explore the Silk Market, a masterpiece of civil Gothic architecture and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, then continue to Santa María Cathedral and its Holy Grail Chapel. Complete your experience at the Serrano Towers, one of the surviving gates of Valencia's medieval walls.

Discover the mixture of artistic styles in this cathedral, which makes it a universal architectural gem, and learn how the Holy Grail Chapel is said to harbour the real Sacred Grail.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 2 Hours

Tour type Private

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Not included

Wheelchair access Not applicable

Languages English

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Valencia Gothic Landmarks and Cathedral Walk

Meet your tour guide at the agreed-upon location.
Start the tour by exploring the Silk Market, a masterpiece of civil Gothic architecture declared by UNESCO as part of Humanity's Heritage.
Proceed to Santa María Cathedral, located on the ancient Balansiya mosque, the old Arab name of Valencia.
Discover the mixture of artistic styles in this cathedral, which makes it a universal architectural gem, and learn how the Holy Grail Chapel is said to harbour the real Sacred Grail.
End the tour with a visit to the Serrano Towers, one of the remaining city gates of the medieval walls, built by Pere Balaguer in the fifteenth century.