
City in Benidorm

If the lure of some shopping and sightseeing in Spain's third-largest city is tempting, then this full day trip to Valencia is just the ticket. You'll be transferred by bus to explore the city at your own pace – there's no pressure to do anything you don't want to do, simply enjoy the culture and atmosphere of this historic city.From Benidorm, you'll travel to Valencia by bus, and the best part is that you won't have to find your way in from the outskirts, you'll be dropped off right in the city centre. From here, the day is yours to spend exactly as you wish.Dip in and out of all the shops, try out local eateries – paella hails from Valencia – and stroll around its old town, which is one of the largest in Spain. There's loads to discover. You'll meet up with your guide at the allotted time to head back to Benidorm.
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Valencia visit with panoramic bus and guided walking tours
Valencia isn't just culture – it's also an enticing place to dine out and hit the shops. On this full day tour, you'll have the chance to see the sights on a panoramic bus ride, then get the lowdown on a guided walking tour of the heart of the city. Martí, one of our local guides, says, ‘Valencia has really come out of the shadows in recent decades, and now stands shoulder to shoulder with Barcelona and Madrid in terms of art, culture and cuisine. Our old town, one of the largest in Europe, is packed with sights, with the Silk Exchange shining brightest of all.' You'll start off with a panoramic bus tour for an overview of the city and an explanation of some of the major sights. Once you leave the bus, you'll set off on a guided walking tour around the city. Your expert local guide will show you around, sharing local insight into the history and explaining some of the highlights. When the tour is over, you'll have free time to explore further, grab a bite to eat or browse the shops.The streets around Calle Colon, a modern boulevard, boast all kinds of stores – from global high street brands to luxury goods shops as well as the latest in technology. There are also smaller, original boutiques selling haute couture clothing. Martí adds, ‘If all that shopping tires you out, pop over to the art nouveau Colon Market. It's evolved into an epicurean food hall and is a go-to, not just for the nibbles but for the design of the building itself. It's a good spot to take a break at one of the cafés.'
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Forget dreaming of a 'White Christmas' – this year have a sun-kissed one. You'll be decking the aisles and filling your bags with holiday magic on this exclusive shopping transfer to Alicante, with a guided tour of the old quarter and the Explanada de Espana, too. Then, you'll have plenty of time at your disposal to jingle your way through the shops – expect dazzling decorations, bountiful bargains and an atmosphere jolly enough to put a smile on even the Grinch's face.With the scent of roasted chestnuts and mulled wine in the air, there are plenty of things to do in the Costa Blanca capital. After your time in the old quarter, Head to Maisonnave Avenue – the hub of shopping activity – and you'll be spoilt for choice on places to buy clothes, electronics, home goods and more. From the latest trends to timeless keepsakes, high-end boutiques to artisan stalls, there's something for everyone here.Or, you could head to one of the city's abundance of locally and internationally-branded restaurants and bars. Sleigh your hunger and grab a bite to eat as you watch the festive spirit of the passing locals.
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