With a Tuk-Tuk Though Valencia

See the real Valencia by comfortably riding around town in a tuk-tuk, an open-air vehicle that resembles an oversized golf cart. It is the ultimate way to become immersed in the rhythms of the city as you travel through this city that the Romans founded more than 2,000 years ago. During stops along the way, you might experience the Central Market, which incredibly has been on the same site since the 13th century, and the modern City of Art and Sciences, Valencia’s cultural hub. That’s the kind of diversity that makes this jaunt around the city so enthralling. You can also expect to pause for photos at Serrano Towers, the largest Gothic gateway in Europe, and the city’s medieval cathedral, which was built on land that El Cid dedicated to the blessed Virgin. The Palau de la Música is another iconic building as its contemporary design features a huge glass dome that has become a symbol of the city.