Valencia's grandest square, surrounded by Modernist and Art Deco buildings including the Town Hall and Central Post Office.

One of Spain's oldest and most significant bullrings, a striking neo-Mudéjar landmark right next to the train station.

Valencia's futuristic architectural complex — we'll ride past and stop at each landmark: the Hemisfèric, Museu de les Ciències, Oceanogràfic, Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía and l'Àgora.

A 9km park built in the old riverbed after the Turia was diverted — one of the largest urban gardens in Europe, connecting the City of Arts & Sciences to the old town.

A giant sculpture of Gulliver from Gulliver's Travels, turned into a playground built right into the Turia riverbed park.

Valencia's concert hall, known for its striking glass-domed structure set within the Turia Gardens.

The spiritual and historic heart of the old town — home to the Water Tribunal, Europe's oldest justice court, still in session every Thursday.

Valencia's Gothic cathedral, said to house the Holy Chalice used at the Last Supper.

A Baroque basilica dedicated to Valencia's patron saint, right beside the Cathedral.

An iconic fountain depicting the god of the Turia River surrounded by figures representing Valencia's irrigation canals (the Water Tribunal system).

One of Europe's oldest running markets, housed in a stunning Art Nouveau building — great stop for local produce and a final photo.