School is out. The students are already in summer mode. But you know better than anyone that July isn’t exactly a month of rest for teachers. It’s time to plan for the coming school year behind the scenes. It’s the month when schools that act quickly secure the best dates. The month to come up with the 2026–2027 school field trip that everyone will be talking about.
If you’re reading this in the summer, you’ve got a head start ;)
In our previous post, we introduced the school field trip to Peñíscola. Today we’re featuring Valencia, where we’ve been working with schools and educational institutions since 2021.
The Holy Grail is in Valencia. And most students walk right past it, just two meters away, without even knowing it
Valencia Cathedral houses the Holy Chalice: a cup dating back to the 1st century, traditionally identified as the chalice from the Last Supper. Recognized by the Vatican, venerated for centuries by kings and popes. John Paul II and Benedict XVI used it in their ceremonies during their visits to Valencia. The Vatican has granted Valencia a Holy Jubilee Year in its honor.
History and faith, intertwined in a single cup. In the heart of the city.
That story isn’t found in any textbook the way Indy tells it.
What Is The Last Crusade: A Dramatized and Interactive Tour in Valencia
The Last Crusade isn’t just another tour dressed up as an Indiana Jones adventure. It’s a real adventure expedition through Ciutat Vella: tests of wits, hieroglyphs, traps, unexpected discoveries, and a sacred chalice to find.
Led by Jaco Müller—a street performer with over 26 years of experience on stages throughout Spain, considered by specialized media to be one of the best in Europe—each group of students becomes the star of the adventure. They don’t just listen. They participate, investigate, solve puzzles, and make discoveries.
Here’s what happens when a group of students follows him through the historic streets of Valencia in search of a clue: absolute attention, wide-eyed wonder, and expectant silence before the next surprise. That’s the result of two decades of performances and tremendous personal charisma. And that’s something no textbook can replicate.
At the end of the tour, the look on the students’ faces when they find the Grail is priceless.
What Students Learn: Beyond the Game
Behind the adventure lies real content on history, art, and heritage. History comes to life, and by actively participating, students learn without even realizing it:
The Holy Grail of Valencia: The Cathedral houses the Holy Chalice—a cup dating back to the 1st century, traditionally identified as the chalice from the Last Supper. Popes such as John Paul II and Benedict XVI used it in their ceremonies during their visits to Valencia. History and faith, intertwined in a single cup.
Active learning: Archaeology , exploration, and culture in an interactive way. Students don’t just listen—they participate, investigate, and discover. Knowledge is gained through experience, not from a textbook.
Entertainment and a fun , adventure-filledtour: Intrigue, suspense, tests of ingenuity, and unexpected discoveries. A dramatized scavenger hunt where Jaco Müller transforms every corner of the city into a living stage. Fun and learning all at once.
History, Myths, and Legends: Valencia hides centuries of real stories, folk legends, and unsolved mysteries. The tour brings them to life: neither teachers nor students will ever see Valencia the same way again.
Details of the school field trip in Valencia
· Start and end: Plaza de la Virgen / Plaza de la Reina
· Duration: Two hours
· Intended for: Students of all ages and teachers · 100% accessible route
· Languages: Valencian · Spanish · English · German
· Times: Morning, midday, or afternoon
· Customized quote based on group size, language, and current rates · Teachers provided at no cost
The itinerary winds through Ciutat Vella, uncovering the hidden heritage of Valencia: Plaza de la Virgen, Puerta de los Apóstoles, the squares and narrow streets of the historic center, Baños del Almirante, Plaça de l’Almoina, and Valencia Cathedral, home to the Holy Grail.
With extensive experience leading tours for associations and groups of people with physical and intellectual disabilities.
What schools that have already chosen us say
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"A very enriching and fun experience for our students. It was an excellent choice—we learned about the history and interesting facts of the historic center while laughing a lot with Indi and his surprises. We’ll definitely do this again in future school years. A 10 out of 10 experience."
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"We booked the tour as a cultural field trip for our 5th and 6th graders, and it was a great idea. A 12 out of 10 experience! Indiana Jones did a fantastic job of capturing the attention of both students and teachers in a friendly, polite, and entertaining way. We learned a lot about the Holy Grail and downtown Valencia in an educational and very entertaining way. Congratulations, Indi!"
Nearly 2,000 online reviews can’t be wrong.
Recognition that speaks to the quality of the experience
Indiana Tours isn’t just another activity in Valencia’s catalog of school field trips. It’s the only one in its category with this level of institutional recognition:
· The 2023 CreaTurisme Award, presented by Ximo Puig at FITUR in Madrid, for the Best Accessible Experience in the Valencian Community.
· PREDIF Accessible Tourism Seal, as part of the Valencian Community Tourism Authority’s 2021–2025 Accessible Tourism Program.
· 2022 Innovation Award from the El Camino del Santo Grial Cultural Association on its 20th anniversary.
· SICTED Seal of Commitment to Tourism Quality.
· Member of CreaTurisme Valencia and member of the board of directors of Tour&Kids, a family tourism product club in the Valencian Community.
Frequently Asked Questions: Valencia School Field Trip
What age group is the Valencia tour designed for?
For students of all ages and teachers. The content and difficulty level of the activities are tailored to the group.
How much does the school field trip in Valencia cost?
The price is customized based on group size, language, and current rates. Accompanying teachers participate free of charge. Request a no-obligation quote at info@indianatoursvalencia.com.
Is the Valencia tour accessible?
Yes. The tour is 100% accessible, certified by the PREDIF Accessible Tourism Seal and Turisme Comunitat Valenciana. We have extensive experience working with neurodivergent groups and groups with functional and intellectual diversity.
In which languages is the tour available?
In Valencian, Spanish, English, and German.
Do teachers have to pay?
No. Accompanying teachers do not have to pay.
Can reservations be made for any time of year?
Yes. Indiana Tours Valencia is available for school groups year-round.
Booking in the summer is the smartest decision of the school year
We know that even though school is out, you haven’t completely stopped. July is the month when teachers and school staff quietly plan what students will experience starting in September for the new school year.
Schools that book now get to choose their dates.
If this field trip works for you—and if you’ve made it this far, it probably does—now is the time to reach out to us. You don’t need to have everything finalized. Just the approximate number of students and the dates you’re considering are enough for us to prepare a personalized, no-obligation quote.
Enjoy the summer—you’ve earned it. And so have your students ;)
Email us at info@indianatoursvalencia.com or message us on WhatsApp.
Watch a short video of the tour here.
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The past has never felt so close. Or so alive.
