Start your walking tour of Valencia: at the Mercado De Colón, one of the most famous markets in the city, you can start your stroll with a typical breakfast of coffee, horchata drink and farton pastries.
Continue your adventure to the most notable medieval landmarks of the city, such as the Mercado Central, the Lonja, an ancient silk market with UNESCO world heritage status, and Plaza Redonda square.
Then, on your way through the old town, stop at a local restaurant for a tasting of three tapas specialties, accompanied by a drink.
Keep on walking, admiring the Cathedral and the Plaza de la Virgen, built on the site of an ancient Roman temple and a Muslim mosque.
Before heading back to the bus, you will see the Basilica and the Palau de la Generalitat, a grandiose Gothic building built in 1421 to serve as the seat of the Valencian Autonomous Government.