Where is the pickup location?

Pickup is at Paseo de la Pechina, 32 (all year long); the formatted address is P.º de la Pechina, 32, bajo izda, Extramurs, 46008 Valencia, Spain.

What are the shop hours?

The shop opens from 09:30h; closing times depend on the season so confirm at pickup.

Is a helmet included?

Yes, helmets are provided with the rental, along with a lock and a city bike-path map.

Is there a minimum age to rent an e-bike?

Yes, the minimum age is 16; customers should bring ID for verification.

How long can I keep the bike?

Bikes are rented for the day and must be returned before the closing time on the same day.

Are electric bikes suitable for beginners?

Yes—e-bikes assist pedaling and are user-friendly, but riders should be comfortable balancing and following local traffic rules.

Explore Valencia by E-Bike: Full-Day Rental from Paseo de la Pechina

Whole day E-bike Rental lets you glide through Valencia’s sunlit avenues and shaded riverbed on an electric bike rented for a full day. Based at Paseo de la Pechina, 32, this independent rental puts simple, economical mobility at the heart of urban exploration. Pick up begins at 09:30h and your e-bike is yours until closing; closing times vary with the season.

The route possibilities are what make this offering sing. From the green corridor of the Turia Gardens—Valencia’s former riverbed turned three-mile park—ride past orange trees, playgrounds and sculpted bridges toward the futuristic concrete and glass of the City of Arts and Sciences. Coast-bound riders can follow segregated bike lanes toward Malvarrosa and the Mediterranean, where salt-scented sea air replaces the citrus and stone of the old town. The city’s compact historic center, dotted with Gothic and Baroque facades, fits easily into an e-bike circuit, letting you hop between the Mercado Central, the cathedral tower and small plazas with coffee stops in between.

The landscape here is an interplay of human design and Mediterranean nature: Turia’s parkland, fine sand beaches, and limestone and red-tile roofs define the region. Riding an e-bike extends what you can cover in a day, making early 20th-century Modernist facades, Moorish traces and the ceramics of the ceramics quarter all reachable without breaking a sweat. A practical map is included with the rental, and steel locks and helmets arrive with the bike so you can lock and walk the markets or museums.

A short note on history: Valencia’s Turia river was diverted after the catastrophic 1957 flood, and its drained course became a public park that now functions as the city’s main recreational spine. That civil engineering pivot reshaped how locals move around the city by bike.

Why book this with Whole day E-bike Rental? It’s about freedom and pace: move like a local, cover more ground than on foot, and do it with low environmental impact. The operation’s staff provide updated bike-path maps and practical routing advice—valuable in a city whose bike network has expanded rapidly in recent years. Practicalities to keep in mind include minimum age 16 and returning the bike before closing. Pickup at Paseo de la Pechina, 32 makes for a convenient starting point near central Valencia neighborhoods.

Whether you’re here for sunlit beaches, the museum circuit, or tapas in a quiet plaza, a full day on an e-bike turns Valencia’s spread into an accessible, memorable ride. Staff will also suggest quieter backstreets, bike-friendly cafés and secure parking spots near major attractions; they balance practical tips with local knowledge, helping riders tailor routes by pace, distance and interest so a single day can feel like a small local residency and lasting memories.