622 activities · Spain
Valencia, Spain, has 622 activities, tours and experiences to book. Don't miss: Mestalla Stadium, City of Arts and Sciences, Valencia Cathedral, Palau de les Arts Reina Sofia. Also worth exploring nearby: Xativa.
01Things to do
Mestalla Stadium
Stadium

City of Arts and Sciences
Museum
Valencia Cathedral
Monument (Spain)

Palau de les Arts Reina Sofia
Opera house

L'Oceanogràfic
Public aquarium

Pabellón Municipal Fuente San Luis
Architectural structure
02Activities to book
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Duration
2 h 15 min
Language
espagnol
Guidance
Guide
Group
Up to 40 pers.
Booking
Instant confirmation
Lead time
Book up to 1 h before departure
Ticket
Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Tickets
One per booking
Cancellation
Free cancellation available
You, lovers of adventure, of relics who are eager to walk the streets of Valencia hunting for the Holy Grail and live an authentic adventure at the hands of Indiana Jones. The moment you have been waiting for has arrived: “THE LAST CRUSADE”. Our appointment begins in the Plaza de la Virgen and our guide will reveal the origin of the Holy Grail, which reached the nerve center of the city of Valencia. The famous archaeologist and adventurer Dr. Jones jr., Alias Indiana, will guide us in Valencian, Spanish, German or English and will show us the hidden side of the Valencian city, while we tour it on foot. Alligators, haunted houses and myths surround Valencia in an atmosphere perfect for the search for the Holy Chalice. We accompany our protagonist in his exploits where he will be forced to throw whips, walk on glass, eat and spit fire.
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Plaça de la Mare de Déu
Indiana Jones, will receive us on a giant ball and explain the origin of the Holy Grail and then the adventure begins.
Here Indiana talks about the life of Saint Vincent and his martyrdom and to show what he suffered, our protagonist will lie down on a bed of nails and walk on broken glass. At our backs is the Romanesque Door of the Cathedral of Valencia in which there are marks on the wall that indicate that we are on the right track in search of the Holy Grail.
In this place, Indi tells us about the architecture and the reason for the contrition of these baths. It recounts in more detail the beginning and end of the "Black Death" pandemic that shook medieval Europe.
In this place we can see another sign of the Holy Grail and two dragons that protect it,
In this plaza, Indiana tells us about a stuffed crocodile found in the Church of the Patriarch and it protects a painting in which the Holy Grail can be seen on the main altar. To test the courage of the tour participants, Indiana will throw our protagonist whips and knives.
In this place Indi tells us about the legends and mysteries the Palacio de dos Aguas.
Here we stop at the Café Madrid in which Agua de Valencia was born. Indiana reproduces a challenge that Hemingway and Orson Wells staged in their visit to the city of Valencia, following in the footsteps of the bullfighter Antonio Ordoñez in the 1940s. It also reveals that in the Royal Parish of San Martín Obispo and San Antonio Abad that behind us there is a fresco of the Last Supper painted on the ceiling that once again indicates that we are on the right track in search of the Holy Chalice.
Plaça De La Reina
Upon reaching the Plaza, in front of the cathedral, Indiana will reveal to us after spitting several bursts of fire, where the Holy Grail is, and will show a replica to explain the material from which this sacred cup is made.
Departure
Indiana Jones uploaded a giant balance ball in the middle of the square.
End
1 traveler(s) minimum · 15 maximum per booking.
At least one adult required per booking.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
This activity can be canceled in case of bad weather or if there aren't enough participants.
Product code: 324464P1
Activity offered by José Jaco Friedrich, Müller via Viator.