Tourist Passes in Valencia

Practical travel guide for Valencia, Spain

Tourist Passes in Valencia

Tourist Passes

València Tourist Card

Comprehensive city pass offering unlimited public transport (metro, bus, tram) plus discounts at museums, restaurants, and shops. Available in 24-hour (€15), 48-hour (€20), or 72-hour (€25) versions. Includes free airport transfer, 15% discount at City of Arts and Sciences attractions, museum entry discounts, and restaurant offers. Purchase online, at tourist offices, or metro station machines. Card activates on first use. Excellent value if using public transport frequently and visiting multiple paid attractions. The transport alone pays for itself with 3-4 journeys.

www.visitvalencia.com

City of Arts and Sciences Combined Tickets

Combination packages for multiple attractions within the complex offer significant savings. Popular combinations include Oceanogràfic + Science Museum (save 15%), or triple ticket adding Hemisfèric. Purchase online for additional 5-10% discount and skip ticket queues. Tickets valid for multiple days, so visit Oceanogràfic one day and other attractions another. Children under 4 free; reduced prices for children 4-12 and seniors 65+. Family packages available for additional savings.

www.cac.es

Bioparc Online Discount

Purchasing Bioparc tickets online saves about €1 per ticket online. General admission starts at €29.50, reduced at €23.50. Annual passes available for locals. Online purchase allows you to skip ticket office queues and enter directly through turnstiles. Check website for special promotions and family packages. Combined tickets with City of Arts attractions sometimes offered. Best value for families with multiple children.

www.bioparcvalencia.es

Museum Free Entry

Many Valencia museums offer free entry on Sundays and specific days. Museum of Fine Arts is always free. IVAM (contemporary art) free on Sundays. Municipal museums free Saturdays-Sundays. Torres de Serranos and Quart free Sundays and holidays. Check individual museum websites for specific free entry times. This can save significant money but expect larger crowds during free periods. Plan Sunday museum visits in morning to avoid crowds.

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