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The Best Wine Tasting & Tours In Valencia

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Wine tasting and tour at Bodegas Riko

Rich Winemaking History, Tour of Vineyards, and Wine Tasting Experience of Bodega Riko

Rest Entrevinas at Bodegas Nodus

Best Places to Stay at Bodegas Nodus in Valencia

Estate Tour with Wine Tasting: 4 Wines & 2 Olive Oils

Enjoy a guided winery tour and vineyard walk at Bodegas Francisco Gomez, followed by a wine tasting and Iberian charcuterie produced on the estate

Vineyard Tour, Winery Tour and Wine Tasting with Local Snacks at Vera de Estenas

Wine tasting and tour with Winemaker at Bodegas Vegalfaro

Guided Tasting with Winemaker at Bodegas Vegalfaro in Utiel-Requena, Valencia

Wine tasting and tour at Bodegas Vegalfaro

Visit Bodegas Vegalfaro for a tour of the winery followed by a tasting of four wines paired with local cuisine

Wine tasting and tour at Bodegas Monovar

Take a tour of the winery, walk at the vineyards and experience their wines paired with local culinary delights at Bodegas Monovar Wine Tasting & Tour

From the Vineyard to the Glass

Finca El Renegado offers you the possibility to visit the winery and enjoy a traditional lunch paired with white and red wines of the estate

Calderon Experience at Bodega Sierra Norte

Four organic wines paired with the best local cuisine amidst nature at Bodega Sierra Norte

Barrels and Plates at Bodegas Nodus

Barrels and Plates experience includes a tour of the winery and a delicious traditional lunch paired with the wines form the estate

Premium Wine Tasting and Tour at Montesanco

Experience the Ancient Winery and Taste Delicious Wines

Hiking, Visit and Tasting at Montesanco

Valencia wine tours offered by local guides.

Discover Valencia's wine scene together with knowledgeable local wine tour guides.

Valencian Wine Tasting and Tapas Experience

Taste the Valencian flavors in Ruzafa District! This is a unique afternoon experience designed to learn about local wines while enjoying some tapas

Singular Wine Tour travelling from Valencia to 2 Wineries in Utiel Requena

All the necessary ingredients for a comfortable day trip!

Valencia Half-Day Wine Tour with food pairing

A Guided Walking Tour in the Medieval Town of Requena to See the Castle and The Medieval...

Half-Day Valencia Wine Tour

Our Half-Day Wine Tour from Valencia is perferct for those winelovers who want to taste the local...

Private Food Tour, Expert Guide, City Walk, Local Delicacies

Get a taste for local life and local cuisine with this private Alicante food tour

Tasting of Alicante's Wines, Cheeses, Tapas, and Local Delicacies

Wine and Food Tasting Experience in Alicante!

Wine Tasting Experience with a Professional Sommelier in Valencia City Center

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Wine tasting tours in Valencia are easily accessible by different means of transportation.

• L'Aeroporto di Alicante-Elche è il quinto aeroporto più trafficato della Spagna, a soli 9 km a sud-ovest di Alicante. L'aeroporto è un hub per destinazioni in tutta Europa con molti voli. L'aeroporto è servito da molte compagnie aeree low cost con tariffe aeree economiche.
• L'Aeroporto di Valencia si trova a soli 8 km a ovest di Valencia. L'aeroporto ha collegamenti da circa 20 paesi. C'è un accesso diretto in metropolitana al centro città dall'aeroporto.
• Il terzo aeroporto poco conosciuto è l'Aeroporto di Castellón-Costa Azahar, aperto nel 2011 ma con meno voli.

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Welcome to the region of stunning Mediterranean landscapes, historic cities, and exceptional wines. Nestled on the eastern coast of Spain, Valencia offers a captivating blend of culture, nature, and winemaking traditions. Your journey begins in the heart of the region, with captivating cities like Valencia, Requena, and Utiel. These cities not only exude history but also offer a perfect starting point for your wine exploration.

Indulge in the flavors of Tempranillo, Bobal, and Monastrell as you embark on guided wine tastings led by passionate local experts. Our carefully curated selection of wine tours allows you to savor the terroir of Valencia, one glass at a time. Join us on this immersive journey as we uncork the stories behind Valencia's prestigious wineries and reveal the secrets of this dynamic wine region, where picturesque cities and local wines await your discovery.

La migliore stagione per visitare Valencia

Il periodo migliore per esplorare le cantine di Valencia è aprile e maggio. Il clima è perfetto, con un calore ideale e l'evitare delle folle pazze. La regione vanta un clima mediterraneo con un clima piacevole tutto l'anno.

Cosa fare a Valencia?

Oltre alle cantine e alle degustazioni di vino, la regione di Valencia offre una moltitudine di attrazioni. Esplora lo splendido Parco Naturale di Albufera con le sue lagune serene, scopri pittoreschi paesi costieri come Altea e Jávea e assapora i sapori della tradizionale cucina valenciana. Fai escursioni nelle sceniche montagne della Sierra Calderona, pratica sport acquatici lungo la costa e scopri tesori storici in città come Xàtiva. La regione offre un ricco tessuto di esperienze, dalla natura e dalla storia alle delizie culinarie e alla vibrante cultura.

Cosa assaggiare a Valencia?

I vini rossi di Valencia sono principalmente complessi con note di fumo, fiori e minerali. I rossi Monastrell sono molto scuri nell'aspetto e estremamente eleganti al palato con un ricco sapore fruttato. I bianchi sono principalmente di colore giallo pallido con una sfumatura dorata. Ci sono vini bianchi semi-spumanti, altamente profumati con aromi floreali e note tropicali di litchi e pesca. L'acidità è bilanciata, il che lo rende facile da bere e perfetto per l'estate.

Come sono le tipiche visite alle cantine a Valencia?

Le esperienze enologiche a Valencia ti permetteranno di immergerti completamente nella bellezza della regione, nelle tradizioni vinicole e nella cucina locale. Gusta un bicchiere del loro miglior vino nella confortevole sala degustazione. Puoi anche degustare i loro vini all'aperto ammirando montagne e linee costiere affascinanti.

Fai un tour guidato nella cantina, nella sala di vinificazione e nelle altre strutture. Scopri di più sulle tecniche di vinificazione e sul loro approccio alla viticoltura.

Per ogni esperienza di degustazione e tour per Valencia presentata sul nostro sito web, vedrai un elenco puntato di ciò che puoi aspettarti di vivere.

Consigli dalle cantine locali

Vera de Estenas

• Immergiti nel mondo sotterraneo di Utiel, a breve distanza dalla nostra cantina. Utiel è famosa per le sue storiche cantine sotterranee, dove i vini sono stati conservati e invecchiati per secoli. Fai un tour guidato per esplorare i tunnel freschi e bui che ospitano innumerevoli botti di vino.
• Avventurati nella affascinante città di Requena, che non è lontana dalla nostra cantina, e scopri le affascinanti Cuevas de la Villa. Queste grotte sono un intricato labirinto di tunnel sotterranei e camere che hanno servito a scopi diversi nel corso dei secoli.

Bodegas Riko

Siamo orgogliosi di condividere alcune delle destinazioni più affascinanti e intriganti a un'ora di distanza dalla nostra cantina che consigliamo vivamente per le tue visite:

• Considera di visitare città tradizionali come Altea, Javea, Denia e Calpe.
• Se sei un appassionato di natura, esplora i bellissimi sentieri di Bernia, Montgo e Barranc del Infern.
• Goditi varie esperienze culinarie, dai frutti di mare freschi, alla paella succulenta e ai piatti di pesce deliziosi, ai gustosi tapas. Possiamo indirizzarti verso i nostri ristoranti locali selezionati, tutti gestiti da appassionati del posto, con recensioni eccezionali.
• Imbarcati sulle rotte Riu-rau in La Marina Alta, visita l'antico Castell de Guadalest e fai un giro in barca sull'Albufera de Valencia.

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Valencia wine tour: Great wineries and restaurants to visit

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The historic port of Valencia, the third largest city in Spain, was founded by the Romans but reached its heyday during the 16th century when it was the hub of the silk industry.

It still has a well-preserved old centre, which includes its most famous landmark, the massive and modernist Mercado Central (central market), completed in 1928 in the Valencian Art Nouveau style with Gothic overtones.

At the other end of the architectural spectrum are the iconic white-arched buildings that house the City of Arts and Science, designed by native son Santiago Calatrava and comprising five structures over 2km of the former bed of the river Turia.

Valencia is also a city that knows how to party, with local festivities during the year ranging from the religious to the profane. If you visit in spring, be prepared for the noise and fireworks of the famous Las Fallas festival.

Valencia wine: the facts

Planted area : 13,000ha

Main grapes : White Moscatel, Merseguera, Malvasia, Macabeo, Arcos Red Monastrell, Bobal, Tempranillo,Garnacha, Manto

Denominations : DO Utiel-Requena, Valencia; Vino de Pago Chozas Carrascal, El Terrerazo, Los Balagueses, Vera de Estenas

Annual production : 700,000 hectolitres (one hectolitre = 100 litres)

Main soil types : Sand, clay, limestone

Valencia has a history of winemaking dating back more than 2,000 years. Until about 25 years ago it was predominantly a source of cheap bulk wines, but more recently it has begun making a name for itself in the international world of fine wines.

As is happening elsewhere throughout Spain, small independent winemakers have started to focus on the indigenous grapes of their native soils.

In Valencia province, which has two DOs (Valencia and Utiel-Requena) and four Vino de Pago ‘cru’ estates (all within Utiel-Requena territory), old vines have been recovered and native grape varieties are being grafted onto existing international vines, with some spectacular results.

Some big producers are also taking a turn at creating ‘micro bodegas’ within their larger operations. The trend of ‘returning to roots’ has created a new opportunity for Valencia’s winemakers to become trendsetters themselves. In the words of Catalan architect and designer Antoni Gaudí: ‘Originality consists of returning to the origin.’

Valencia wine tour: five great wineries to visit

Credit: Decanter / Maggie Nelson

Bodegas Murviedro

Bodegas Murviedro was founded in 1927 as the Spanish subsidiary of the Swiss wine company Schenk Group, with vineyards and wineries in Switzerland, France, Italy and, of course, Spain.

Murviedro has become one of the big players in this southeastern region’s increasingly quality-focused winemaking fraternity.

Since 2014 it has been under the guidance of oenologist Juanjo Muñoz. Following the recent trend of reviving indigenous grapes with smaller production, Muñoz says he still gives the same personal attention to all its collections, large and small, all of which come from its own vineyards.

In keeping with Murviedro’s forward-moving attitude, the producer has embraced oenotourism with a passion.

Winery visits to La Casa de la Seda (Bodega Histórica) in the centre of Requena are available upon request.

Bodega Mustiguillo

Winemaker Toni Sarrión’s dream when he took control at family-run Bodega Mustiguillo in the late 1990s was to highlight the inherent personalities of the indigenous Bobal and Merseguera grapes of the region, previously only considered as a source of bulk wines.

His passion led to the creation of his own denomination, Vino de Pago (DOP) El Terrerazo – an uphill journey that has paid off both personally and professionally with award-winning Quincha Corral, his fullest expression of the potential of the Bobal grape.

The first single-estate Pago winery in Valencia (approved in September 2010), Mustiguillo practises low-intervention viticulture, respecting the characteristics of both the soil and the grapes.

Winery visits are available by appointment.

Baldovar 923

In La Serranía de Valencia, at the northern tip of the Valencia DO, Baldovar 923  has been recovering the native high-mountain varieties, especially Merseguera and Mencía, since 2016.

Founding partner Juan (Nito) Alegre Soler, along with winemakers Andrés Vergara and Francisco Bosco – and Manolo Camarena in the fields – have converted their 12ha (24 plots) of vineyards from old vines to organic viticulture, respecting nature and its cycles.

From humble beginnings, Baldovar 923 (named for the tiny hamlet of Baldovar, 923m above sea level) now produces five wines that have been catching the attention of international wine gurus and geeks.

Visits are available at weekends, morning and evening, by appointment.

Bodegas Murviedro’s Bodega Histórica, Requena. Credit: Adrian Mora Marot

Fil.loxera y Cía

South of Valencia city in Fontanars dels Alforins – or, more precisely, inside the home of Pilar Esteve and José Ramón Domenech – you can find the small but mighty Fil.loxera y Cía , founded in 2011 along with their friend Joan Llobell.

It’s the very definition of a micro-winery, now recognised for having revived native grapes including Arco (the local name for Valencia’s Arcos grape), Ull de Perdiu and Valencí.

Esteve makes it clear they weren’t looking to recover these forgotten grapes in order to be trendy. ‘Somehow the grapes found us,’ she explains, while recounting delightful personal stories of their first encounters. Their complex wines, creatively named with clever label artwork to match, are now beginning to appear outside Spain, including in the UK.

Private winery visits are available by appointment – contact Esteve by DM on Instagram.

Celler del Roure

Nearby towards Moixent is Celler del Roure , which started life in a garage and is now recognised as one of the most innovative wineries in Valencia. The paradox of this is not lost on winemaker Pablo Calatayud who, with his father Paco, began with the international grapes that were in fashion when they bought their first property in 1996.

Inspired by the acquisition of 100 or so 2,800-litre amphorae buried in the cellars of another estate, which they purchased 10 years later, Pablo began to study the traditional winemaking methods of the region with the help of neighbours who shared their knowledge, and vines, with him.

With 40ha in the DO Valencia sub-zone Terres dels Alforins, Celler del Roure produces three collections including the amphora-aged Vins Antics. But it was returning to the origins that earned Pablo the reputation as a vanguard winemaker. Weekend visits are by appointment.

Bodega Mustiguillo. Credit: Carlos Garcia Llobregat

Valencia for wine lovers: My perfect day

Little beats starting the day with an early-morning Spanish market visit. There is probably none more spectacular than this Valencian landmark, so today skip the hotel breakfast and head over to Mercado Central, not far from the cathedral. After a quick bocata and coffee at Central Bar , spend an hour or so taking in the sights, smells and sounds of one of Europe’s largest fresh food markets.

Lunch & afternoon

By now it’s time to think about lunch, and if one market visit wasn’t enough, then you’re in luck. Top chef and restaurateur Ricard Camarena’s Habitual  is just a 15-minute walk away at Mercado de Colón – another of Valencia’s emblematic structures. With two Michelin stars at his eponymous restaurant across town, Camarena’s culinary focus is on super-fresh, locally sourced fruit, vegetables, meat and fish, all prepared to his demanding – and delicious – standards.

After lunch, head back to the hotel to pick up your overnight bag and the car, and in less than an hour (via autovía A-3 due west) you’ll find yourself in the charming medieval village of Requena.

Turn onto the N-330 towards Utiel and a further 20km will take you to Bodega Mustiguillo where you can enjoy a two-hour bodega visit while tasting award-winning wines by Toni Sarrión.

Once back in Requena, check in at Los Canilleros . Lovingly restored by Marta Cervera Sarrión and her winemaker husband, this family-run B&B in the centre of the village boasts six beautifully decorated rooms, as well as its own underground bodega dating back to 1858.

Dinner at El Yantar FoodXperience , located in the caves below the Castillo de Requena ruins, is truly a unique local experience, featuring three seasonal tasting menus paired with small-production wines from the Utiel-Requena area, all carefully chosen by owner-chef Carlos Cervera. A short walk back to the welcoming comfort of Los Canilleros is the perfect ending to a perfect day.

Your Valencia address book: Top restaurants and where to stay

Accommodation, hospes palau de la mar.

Discover traditional Valencia at this five-star hotel in a 19th-century palace close to the old city centre and Turia Gardens. Relax in the wellness spa before getting a taste of the local cuisine in the quality restaurant, which specialises in Valencian rice dishes.

Hotel Balandret

A great little boutique hotel right on Las Arenas beach. With superb views of the Med, friendly service, a restaurant and stylish decor, it’s the perfect base for your stay in Valencia.

The Westin Valencia

Style and comfort in a perfect location with easy access to the historic centre of the city. Spacious rooms, Art Deco features, spa, a recently renovated main restaurant (one of three) and a new cocktail bar.

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Casa Carmela

Enjoy paella perfection on the nearby beach, where four generations have cooked their traditional paellas over orange-wood fires since 1922. This venue is only open at lunchtime because – rule one in Valencia – nobody here eats paella in the evening.

Casa Montaña

Founded in 1836, and now run by two generations of the Domene family, the legendary Casa Montaña is one of the oldest and best-loved restaurants in Valencia. The menu is seafood-based, but also includes charcuterie and meat dishes.

Popular bistro-style restaurant and tapas bar, 10 minutes from the old centre, with traditional Mediterranean cuisine and an extensive wine list, now run by the third generation of the Rausell family.

Shops & markets

Valencia’s central market. Photo credit: Photo by  Juan Gomez  on  Unsplash

Mercado Central (Mercat Central)

No stay in Valencia would be complete without a visit to the spectacular central market. One of the largest in Europe, with more than 300 stalls spread over two levels, it is truly a food lover’s paradise.

Original CV

Spanish flavours from Original CV, a store dedicated to Valencia’s artisan food products, from wines and olive oil to charcuterie and cheeses – including some unique items such as saffron chocolate and artisan sangria. Check the website for upcoming tastings.

Take home a piece of authentic Spain with a gift from Simple. This Aladdin’s cave of local artisan craftwork has something for anyone who is looking for a unique handmade keepsake.

Getting there

There are frequent flights from various destinations in Europe and the high-speed AVE train runs daily from Madrid to Valencia; average journey time 1 hour and 52 minutes.

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Valencia wine tasting tours and winery visits

Best wine tours in Valencia

Do you know Champagne, Prosecco, Sekt or Cava?  They all have bubbles in common, but they are not all the same. That's why in our cava tasting, the sparkling wine with a national designatio... See More

This tour will show the beauties of the city, starting with a Valencia walking tour through the historical part visiting Town Hall Square, The Central Market, Silk Exchange Building known as... See More

Join this half-day tour to taste local wines and tapas in Valencia!  Our expert in wines will guide you through the city approaching wine history to the city of Valencia. You will taste aut... See More

Discover our wine country in Valencia!  Departing from the centre of Valencia every Saturday at 9AM, this guided, full day all-inclusive van tour takes you to the vineyards in the Utiel Req... See More

Why Visit Valencia?

The bustling port city of Valencia sits prettily on Spain's eastern coastline. Beloved by travellers the world over, Spain's biggest port city and third-largest city overall is a beguiling mixture of Spanish history and modern culture framed against the backdrop glorious blue Mediterranean sea. It's a bustling, cosmopolitan city with all the charm and energy of bigger cities Madrid and Barcelona, but with a wonderfully unique character that means that this city truly is a place to fall in love with.

Everything and anything is possible here - whether you are seeking the finest of gourmet dining and five-star accommodation or a simple, authentic Spanish experience, Valencia has something for everyone underneath the glorious Spanish sunshine. The city is a pleasing blend of history and modernity, with the uber-futuristic Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias striking an impressively futuristic profile (the building houses various attractions including an aquarium and a 3D cinema), in sharp comparison to the magnificent architecture of the ancient Catedral de Valencia, which dates back to 1238. There are a huge selection of museums, exhibitions, cathedrals and churches to visit and enjoy, and there is also a very popular zoo called Bioparc which specialises in African animals housed in an interestingly innovative landscape.

The culinary scene in Valencia is also excellent, with an abundance of fresh produce constantly available thanks to the huerta , a flat, fertile agricultural plains which surround the city. Rice is an important part of the Valencian diet, with incredible seafood paella the ultimate lunchtime dish. Local specialities such as rabbit and langoustine feature heavily on menus, and as with many other parts of Spain the tapas scene is vibrant and exciting, with bustling bars full of cheery locals around every corner.

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THE 10 BEST Valencia Wine Tasting Tours

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1. Valencia Old Town Tour with Wine & Tapas in 11th Century Historic Monument

2. Tasting, tasting, tasting!

3. Singular Valencia Wine Tour Utiel Requena Wineries

4. Tapas in the vineyards

5. Paint a neon fluorescent picture while drinking unlimited wine

6. Small Group - Half-Day Wine Tour

7. Wine Tasting Experience with a Professional Sommelier in Valencia City Center

8. Private Full-Day Tour of the Wine Route in Requena

9. Private Paella and Tapas Cooking Class in a Local Chef's Home

10. Theatre Tour Sagunto Castle Roman Wine of Valencia

11. Shore Excursion: City Tour with Tapas in 11th Century Monument

12. Requena Half-Day Private Vineyards & Premium Wine Tastings Tour

13. Private Wine Tour with Wine Tasting and Full Lunch

14. Private wine tasting with snacks in the historic centre of Valencia

15. Private Morning Wine and Winery Tour and Tasting from Valencia

16. Two wineries tour with wine tasting

17. Original Valencia Tapas Crawl Tour

18. Horseback riding and wine tour

19. Valencia Wine Tasting and Tapas Experience

20. Accessible Valencia: Private, Accessible Wine Tour with Lunch

21. Private Full-Day Tour to Winery- Requena (Booking 2 weeks before)

22. 2 Days Wine trip in the romantic village Altea!

23. Full Day Private Requena Wineries Premium Tastings

24. Private Wine & Cheese Tour with a sommelier

25. Private Wine Tour to the Costa Blanca Wineries

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Wine Tasting In Valencia: 12 Places You Have To Try

Valencia, a port city on Spain's Costa Blanca, is renowned for its cultural activities and for its close proximity to lively seaside resorts like Benidorm. While drinking might be all about lager and imported ales in Benidorm, it's not in Valencia. Valencia is surrounded by several important wine growing regions and the grapes from those vineyards go into producing incredible Valencian wines.

Utiel-Requena , Alicante , Castellon and Valencia all have their own Denomination of Origin which is protected and controlled by a regulating council. When you go to wine tastings in Valencia, you'll be sipping on the delicious wines made from the grapes nurtured by oenologists from those areas.

If you're a prosecco fan and are hoping to see how Spanish cava compares with your favorite Italian tipple, there's only one small village with a denomination of origin for the fizzy stuff and that's Requena. At some wine tastings you might get offered a type of bubbly brew called espumoso, but if you've got even a half-decent palate, you'll probably agree it should be left in the bottle.

Whichever way you choose to do your wine tastings, you'll have a better experience if you're not lumbered with bags. You can free yourself of your bags easily enough by dropping them at one of the Bounce luggage storage facilities in Valencia . All Bounce luggage lockers are security tagged and comprehensively insured so you won't need to worry about the safety of the contents, just about the bouquets of the wine you're tasting. 

Where To Go Wine Tasting In Valencia 

There are several ways to go on wine tastings in and around Valencia. You can take a wine tour in the city or take a guided tour of some of the wine estates. You can do it solo by going to different wine bars - one of the best things to do at night in Valencia - or by wringing knowledge from the sommelier of one of the city's better wine bars and restaurants.

A wine tour is a great way of discovering the history of winemaking in Valencia and, after several decades of diminution, how its resurgence in popularity as a respected agricultural activity has come about. 

Wine Tour Of The Old Town

There are several guided tours of Valencia that include wine tastings, and it's really a matter of personal preference which is the best wine tour for you. Some wine tours will take you around Valencia's historic district and to the Mercado Central before sitting you down to a ten-course tapas lunch accompanied by several bottles of Valencian wine. It's a great way of being introduced not just to the delicious wines from Valencia, but its exciting gastronomical culture too.

Wine Tasting With Views of The City of Arts and Sciences

The City of Arts and Sciences is an amazing place to visit that gets even better if you combine your visit with a wine tasting. Most guided tours with wine tasting included will take you first around the principal buildings of the installation before whizzing you up to the top floor of the Barcelo Valencia Hotel .

At the 270º Terrace, the guide will introduce you to local wines fermented from grapes like bobal, tempranillo, and merlot and explain the wine-making process while you enjoy the fantastic views.

Wine Bars In Valencia

From the old town to the city center to the outlying suburbs, Valencia is peppered with wine bars where you can go to taste good wines accompanied by small plates of local food. There are truly so many that deciding which one to go to can be overwhelming. To save you the stress of random choice, here are a few of the best wine bars in Valencia you really should go to when you're there.

Che Vins is part wine bar and part wine cave, so don't expect anything more decorative on the walls other than shelf after shelf of good wine. You can drop by Che Vins any day of the week for wine tastings or attend one of their regular special events, which vary from workshops to promotions of wines from specific bodegas.

Location – Carrer de Cuba, 30

Manaw Wine Bar

Located in the Old Town close to the Mercato Centrale, the Manaw Wine Bar is where you can truly immerse yourself in the culture of Valencian wine while enjoying Latin and Asian cuisine. This wine bar has a big cellar and a wine list showcasing sixty different wines, of which some are local and others international.

Location – Carrer de Mallorquins, 1

Red Red Wine

Red Red Wine is a gastro bar in Valencia that brings together Valencia wine and Valencian cuisine. Housed in a rustically decorated premises with farmhouse-style appeal, it's one of the city's hidden gems. At this bar, you can indulge in a glass of Valencian red produced from bobal grapes and dig into a typical dish for the region, paella.

Location – Carrer dels Centelles, 27

Vinorte Wine Bar

The Vinorte Wine Bar is a place that has been designed with wine lovers in mind. The contemporary décor and dimmed lighting just invites you to sit, sip and be social with others doing the same. At this gastro bar, a lot of thought is put into the collection of wines they offer, and the servers are more than happy to share their knowledge with you. They stock almost a hundred Spanish wines plus some international ones, but if you want to stay true to Valencia, start your wine tasting with a bottle of Los Almendros.

Location – Carrer de Cervantes, 10

Antiga Bodega Biosca

Located in the Rusafa district of Valencia, the Antiga Bodega Biosca has been offering wine tastings to their customers since they opened their doors in 1932. What you see on the shelves when you walk in is just part of the stock. The rest is located underneath in a massive cellar. The sommelier here has a lifetime of experience in wine and knows all about Valencia wines. If you're not sure what you want, try a glass straight from one of the barrels behind the bar.

Location – Carrer Dr Serrano, 20

Visiting Valencia's Wineries

There are no actual vineyards in the city of Valencia, so to visit wineries, explore the vineyards and see winemaking in progress, you will need to go on a half or full-day tour outside of the city. You can choose to have a rental car and do it independently or go on an organized guided tour. Either way, you'll have to see some of the beautiful Spanish countryside of the Valencia region. 

On an organized Valencia wine tour, you'll be collected from your accommodation or a general pick-up point and be whisked off to the Utiel-Requena wine-growing area. There you'll get to see the extensive vineyards covering the landscape as the guide explains the growing and harvesting processes. You'll also get to visit two wineries, where there'll be wine tastings at both. This type of tour usually takes up around five hours of your day, two of which will be taken up by traveling from Valencia to Utiel-Requena.

Go it alone in a rental car, and you'll have more time to enjoy this unique wine region. Requena is a medieval town around an hour's drive from Valencia city center and fifteen minutes from Utiel. Both towns are worthy of having a look around. You'll also come across a local restaurant or two serving a typical menu consisting of three courses where you can stop for lunch in between winery visits.

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Montesanco bodega.

The Montesanco Bodega is around fifteen minutes drive west of Requena, where it's located in a lush countryside setting. The bodega is housed in an outstanding, late 19th-century manor house built by a former mayor of Valencia who honored the traditions of winemaking in the area.

Bobal is just one of the types of grape favored by the vintners on this forty-hectare wine estate. They also grow tempranillo for red wines and white macabeo and it’s from those three varieties they produce the excellent vintages they offer during a wine tasting there.

Visit Montesanco Bodega and you'll be invited to a tour of the vineyards, be shown the winemaking process, and be fed a picnic under the shade of a tree before being taken into the wine cave for a series of tastings.

Tip: It's best to reserve a time for your visit on the official website before going. There is a small charge for the vineyard tour and the wine tastings, but it's worth every penny as they make you feel truly welcome.

Murviedro – Bodega Histórica

If you find yourself wandering around the old quarter in Requena make sure not to miss going to the Murviedro – Bodega Histórica in the Plaza de Albornoz. This century-old winery matures its wine in a huge underground cave cellar. It's totally surreal.

Go for a wine tasting here, and you'll have a guided tour through the caves where the barrels are stored before having a tasting session in the very chic and modern tasting room. You can choose a wine tasting that includes two wines for less than the price of two coffees or go for a premium tasting with five amazing wines and a cold platter.

Tip: Choose the wine tasting with five wines, and you'll hardly feel the dent in your wallet as it costs less than an economical entree in most restaurants.

Bodega Honda de Vera de Estenas

The Bodega Honda de Vera de Estenas on the outskirts of Requena is one of less than one hundred wineries in Spain that have been granted permission to print Vino de Pago on their labels. Vino de Pago is a relatively new denomination that is applied to specific vineyards rather than an entire wine region.

Visit this wine estate, and you'll be taken on a tour of the extensive vineyards before being invited into the grand pink mansion that houses the winery, tasting rooms, and a family museum. Wine tastings here can often turn into a social affair where everyone groups together at long tables on the garden patio to enjoy lunch in the open air. You'll feel more like one of the family than a wine tourist when you go to this bodega, so don't expect it to be a quick visit.

Wine Festivals In Valencia

Valencia has such a long historic connection with winemaking it's not surprising the city hosts several wine festivals every year. If you're fortunate enough to be in the city at the right time of year to attend one then you'll be in a wine lover's nirvana.

Valencia Wine Festival

Winelovers and winemakers take over most of the city's Turia Gardens to celebrate the Valencia Wine Festival, the Feria de Vino, in late April. It's a five-day event where there are usually around one-hundred and fifty local wines on display and ready to be tasted as well as lots of beer and regionally produced food. There's quite a party atmosphere both during the day and at night with live concerts and plenty of kid's activities.

Fiesta de la Vendimia

This ten-day-long festival is held in Requena, and while it's primarily about the local wine, there's a lot more going on than wine tastings. If you've ever wanted to stamp on grapes with your bare feet, then this is the festival to do it at. There's also a carnival-style ritual burning of a wine monument, a carriage procession, and nighttime concerts, as well as lots of other diverse entertainment.

Valencian wines are some of the best wines in Spain. If you have three days in Valencia then you'll have plenty of time for lots of delicious wine tasting. You don't need to go on a day trip to enjoy the best wine tastings either. You can do them right in the heart of the city, and the reason for that is that Valencia wine is what makes this city's heart beat.

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13 Best Wine Tastings in Valencia No Wine Lover Should Miss

Valencia is famous for many things, from breathtaking sights to being the birthplace of paella . But did you know that Valencia also has a rich winemaking tradition that spans nearly three thousand years?

If you’re a wine enthusiast, trust me, you’ll love going wine tasting in Valencia. From picturesque vineyards situated in the scenic countryside to elegant wine bars in the center of the city, there’s a wine-tasting experience in Valencia for every type of traveler and budget.

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City of arts and sciences, utiel-requena.

History: The wine-making tradition in the Valencia region spans over 2,600 years Main appellation: DO Utiel-Requena Planted area: 32,000 ha Wines produced: Mostly red and rosé wines. Also cava, pale white wines, and sweet wines Red grape varieties: Bobal (indigenous grape variety occupying 65% of the area and producing 80% of the wine), Tempranillo, Garnacha, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, etc. White grape varieties: Tardana (indigenous grape variety), Verdejo, Moscatel, Chardonnay, etc. Annual production : 31 million bottles of wine per year Other appellations: DO Valencia, DO Alicante, DO Castellón

Valencia’s Old Town, also known as Ciutat Vella, is a mesmerizing maze of narrow streets, historic buildings, and hidden treasures . Dating back two thousand years, all the way to Valencia’s Roman origins, this part of the city is steeped in history and culture.

But that’s not all. The Old Town is bustling with activity and is a haven for arts, music, and nightlife enthusiasts, which makes it the perfect place to go on a wine-tasting tour while in Valencia.

Whether you decide to go wine bar hopping on your own or prefer to discover Valencia’s wine culture in the company of a wine connoisseur, you have plenty of options.

Ruzafa is a vibrant neighborhood known for its nightlife , which makes it a wonderful backdrop for wine tasting in Valencia.

Peppered with numerous wine bars and bodegas where you can indulge in the perfect local wine and tapas pairings, Ruzafa is bohemian and trendy with an eclectic atmosphere.

Here you will also find an abundance of options, so deciding where to go might be a bit overwhelming. To spare you the stress of random choice, here are some top wine bars and wine-tasting tours to check out in Valencia’s Ruzafa neighborhood.

Finding a nice wine bar in Valencia is not complicated at all. But you might prefer a venue relatively close to your accommodation, especially if you plan to spend the evening wine tasting in Valencia.

Since the area next to the City of Arts and Sciences is one of the best places to stay in Valencia if you’ve booked or plan to book a hotel here, the following tour comes highly recommended.

Valencia has plenty of exceptional wine bars and terraces where you can taste absolutely marvelous local wines. But if you’re in the city for anything more than 2 days, the nearby Utiel-Requena is one of the best day trips from Valencia .

To get there, you can either rent a car or hop on the train and visit on your own. But if you want to expand your wine experience and learn more about this millennial wine region, you should definitely join one of these vineyard tours.

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Your stay in Valencia is not complete without tasting good  Valencian wine!  With us you can taste the best local wines, made with native grapes, and you can learn about wine making and wine tasting. They also make very good  Cava  in Valencia, so a Cava tasting is also possible! And even vermouth tastings are an option – vermouth has made a come back, with many wineries producing their own ‘vermut’.

A wine tasting does not have to be boring or serious business, of course! We regularly do wine tastings for hen parties and the like, and groups of young people that don’t usually drink wine – they always enjoy it. 

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Apart from wine tours, we organise other tours in and around Valencia; these can be for a few hours in the city, or day trips outside the city. There is a lot to do   in and around Valencia !

Tour prices are not fixed, but rather depend on number of participants – the more participants, the cheaper per person.

We also do 2-to-5-day City Break packages for individuals and small groups, as well as for travel agents. Of course we can also book your hotel for you, airport shuttle, or organise your lunch / dinner in special places or even restaurants with Michelin Stars, which are still affordable in Valencia! We can also organise your apartment in the city, overnicht stay at a winery, and how about sleeping on a sailing yacht ..?

Just to give you an idea of the other tours we do:

Valencia bike tour.

Bike tour in the old centre and to the City of Arts and Science .

You’ll learn about Valencia’s history by visiting the main historical sites in the old centre; then we’ll cycle through the river park to the modern part of the city, the   City of Arts and Science. An additional option is to continue to the port area, to see where the America’s Cup and F1 GP races were held, and to the beach. If you like, you can keep the bike for the rest of the day to cycle around the city. Valencia is flat, so riding a bike is easy, and the best way to see a lot in a short time.

The City of Arts and Science, easy to do on a bike.

The Plaza de la Virgen, next to the cathedral and basilica.

Valencia walking tour

You’ll learn about Valencia’s history by walking through the old city center, seeing the main historical sites. We’ll pass by the Silk Exchange (La Lonja), the cathedral, remnants of the old Arab city, and visit the famous   mercado central , the largest fresh produce market in Europe, and a beautiful building.

If you’re worried about getting hungry or thirsty during the walking tour, we could stop for a drink and a bite, or turn the tour into a “tapas tour”: we’ll make sure to pass by the best tapas bars, for a tapa and a drink...

A day trip to the Albufera Lake (Valencia).

Albufera lake

After a few days in the city, you may want to escape and get some fresh air!

The   Albufera Lake   lies just south of Valencia, and is surrounded by rice fields. It’s (with the dunes/forest between the lake and the sea) a protected nature reserve, where you can see many migratory birds. We will first walk through the dune forest from the lake to the sea, while I tell you about the history of the lake and the rice. We will then drive on to the village of El Palmar, right at the lake, where we will walk through the paddies and take a boat to see the lake and birds. There’s always a breeze on the lake, so the boat trip is great when it’s hot.

The Albufera rice is grown especially for the paella, and at the lake you can find Valencia’s best paellas! So after the boat trip, there shouldn’t really be any discussion about what to have for lunch… After lunch I’ll drive you back to Valencia, in time for your siesta.

The rice fields at the Albufera Lake, Valencia.

But this is not all, we do a lot   more :

• City tour to see the moderne and avantgardist architecture of Valencia city: the modern building designed by famous architects like David Chipperfield, Norman Foster en   Santiago Calatrava, as well as a few beautiful  examples of Valencian Jugendstil architecture.
• Learn to make the famous Valencian rice dish Paella, as well as some traditoinal Valencian starters; you will have all that for lunch, your own paella, with some good Valencian wine…
• Birdwatching   around the Albufera lake, where you can find some very special species, not seen anywhere else. Of course, paella lunch will be included!
• Grafitti / Street Art tour in the centre of Valencia.
• Learn to make some typical Spanish tapas, including the famous ‘tortilla de patatas’.
• A visit to the historic village of Requena (45 minutes by car), including a visit to the 9th century caves, a good lunch, and a visit to a Cava winery with cava tasting.
• The origin of a river: into the hills (1 hour by car), we follow a small river upstream, through a gorge, to a reservoir with a village hidden deep below the water, a spectacular ‘water jet’, Moorish thermal baths, and if you like, swim in the river with a "hot spring" in a cave (temperature of 25°C). After that we can enjoy wonderful tapas in the village, with a beer or local wine…
• and all other ideas you may have!!

If you’d like to know more about our tours, send us an  email or a contact message ; we’ll give you all the information you need, options, possibilities, suggestions, and prices.

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• As you indulge in the delicious 10-course menu, your host will explain its culinary origin and the story behind every dish.
• Winetasting, the menu is paired with excellent local prize-winning wines
• The event is hosted in a beautiful private venue on the highest rooftop terrace of Valencia
• Enjoy a guided tour of the city of arts and sciences
• The best sunset and romantic setting for an intimate dining experience
• This experience will definitely leave you wanting to book again to share with your friends and family
• Book this as a private dining event for your party only, ask us about the possibilities!

Description Rooftop dining & City of Arts and Science tour

Discover Valencia’s futuristic masterpiece, the City of Arts & Sciences, then ascend to the city’s highest rooftop for an intimate dining experience of local tapas and regional prizewinning wines in an intimate venue with panoramic 270º views of the entire city.

You will explore the futuristic City of Arts & Sciences complex, Santiago Calatrava’s iconic 7-structure masterpiece, and learn the storytelling behind the architecture. Marvel at the innovative designs and discover ample photo opportunities! Your passionate local guide will be happy to take your picture. From there, ascend to Valencia’s highest private rooftop terrace offering exclusive views of the entire modern complex and the surrounding Valencian region: the perfect place to watch the city glow as the sun sets. Here you are invited to indulge in a gastronomic experience showcasing the best of local produce. Journey through “small bites of Valencia” with a specially-designed menu incorporating our most important tapas, rice and sweet bites. The menu is paired with prizewinning wines sourced from the Valencian region. With each course, your host will share what makes the ingredients so special to the Valencian community. Relax in the intimate setting, take enviable holiday pictures, and make memories that will last a lifetime!

• Guided tour of the City of Arts and Sciences complex
• 10-course gastronomic experience with local seasonal ingredients
• Regional wines (non-alcoholic alternatives available)
• Drop-off back to accommodation or location of choice at the end of the experience

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Mixed group with other travelers (up to 8 people; retail price 85€ per person

Private options available and we can make customize this experience for you! (minimum of 2 people; price on request)

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January – March / October – December: 4:30PM – 8:30PM

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“ After a tour through the city of art and science with a very enthusiastic guide, we were taken to the dinner place. And what was waiting for us there was truly enchanting. A 10-course dinner consisting of delicious local dishes with matching (local) wines on the 33rd floor of the highest building in Valencia with the setting sun and a very nice company. It was an evening where everything was just right. We really enjoyed ourselves and were at least another week in the clouds because of this (unexpected) special experience. ” Marieke D. enchanting dining experience

“ We first got a very nice and useful tour through the city of arts! The guide told everything about this city and its architecture. It was very interesting. The guide was very nice and you really notice that she wants to give you a great experience. After the tour we had a delicious tapas and wine tasting with local wines on the tallest building in Valencia. The view was fantastic and we had a great time! This tour made our vacation! It is definitely recommended to spend one evening on this tour! ” Jessica

“ We booked for 2 couples. It was a fantastic tour. Friendly, fun and very informative. The tapas was first class and the setting perfect. An immaculately clean venue. When the hosts joined us at the end for a drink it was like we were friends. It made our evening in Valencia perfect. ” Dorien Awesome evening!

Start Location Rooftop dining & City of Arts and Science tour

Your guide will meet you outside Hotel Barceló (Avenida de Francia, 11)

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Can cater for all dietary requirements.

The tour is an architectural tour focusing on the exterior of the complex; it does not include entrance to the exhibits in the buildings of the City of Arts & Sciences.

Activity level: Low. The walking required is at a leisurely place and very flat; there is step-free access if needed.

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