Getting Around in Valencia

Practical travel guide for Valencia, Spain

Getting Around in Valencia

Getting Around Valencia

From the Airport

Metro Lines 3 & 5 connect Valencia Airport to city center (30 minutes, €4-6 depending on zones). Runs 5:30 AM-midnight with reduced night service.

Airport Bus Line 150 operates to city center (€1.50, 30-40 minutes) every 25 minutes during day.

Taxis cost approximately €20-25 to city center (20 minutes). Pre-book for late arrivals.

Public Transportation

Metro & Tram: Modern, efficient system with 9 lines. València Tourist Card offers unlimited transport plus museum discounts. Single tickets €1.50, 10-journey T10 card €8.50. Metro runs 5:30 AM-midnight (extended on weekends).

EMT City Buses: Extensive network covering all neighborhoods. Same tickets as metro. Night buses (Búhos) operate Friday-Saturday nights.

Valenbisi Bike Share: 275+ stations citywide. First 30 minutes free, then €0.52 per 30 minutes. Annual subscription €35.95. Valencia is extremely bike-friendly with dedicated lanes throughout.

Walking

The historic center is compact and pedestrianized – walking is the best way to explore Ciutat Vella. From old town to beach is about 4km (50 minutes walk or 15 minutes by tram).

Tip: Purchase a València Tourist Card (24/48/72 hours available) for unlimited transport, museum discounts, and restaurant offers. Available at tourist offices, online, or from machines in metro stations.

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