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Valencia public transport information
Taxi in Valencia
Taxis in Valencia are either yellow, white (city taxis), or company taxis. They are readily available, and reasonably priced. A short trip will cost around 3 Euro and a taxi from the airport into the city is just 14 Euro.
To hail a cab, look for a taxi showing a yellow light on its roof. This indicates that it is free. Just wave your hand.
The meter shows the fare, but extra fees do occur crossing city zones. This information is detailed inside the cab.
Metro, bus and tram in Valencia
The Metro underground is an efficient means of transport in Valencia. A ticket costs 1.30 Euro, but if you plan to make multiple journeys during your stay, the Bonometro pass is highly recommended (Ten zone-A journeys for 6.10 Euro).
Have a look at this interactive metro map for Valencia.
The Metro operates Monday-Sunday from around 5am till midnight. During some fiestas and events, it is open 24 hours.
The Valencia Tourist Card offers you unlimited travel on all city transport as well as discount to museums, internet cafés etc. A 1-day pass is 8 Euro, 2 days 14 Euro, 3 day 18 Euro; these are available from any tourist information point or tobacco kiosk.
Buses are very frequent and during the summer include three routes servicing Valencia's beautiful beaches. Routes arrive at Paseo Marítimo and Malvarossa (by the Port, with watersports and bars), La Patacona, Port Saplaya in the North and El Pinedo (good public access) or El Saler (beside La Albufera park and the golf course) in the South.
Valencia's modern tram network also provides a great means of transport to the beach, arriving at the seafront paella restaurants of Las Arenas.
There are also several night bus services across the city until about 1am.
Major transport stations in Valencia
There are two important Renfe train stations in Valencia.
Valencia's principal train station, Estación del Norte, is an impressive monument from early last century. Extremely colourful, it boasts floral and orange motifs, floor-to-ceiling.
The second Valencia train station, Estación del Cabañal, is located near the port and connects Renfe with the regional Valencia rail system, for outlying towns of the area.
The main bus station is located on Avenida de Menéndez Pidal, with bus connection to Plaza del Ayuntamiento. National routes include Madrid, Barcelona, Benidorm and Alicante.
There is 24h luggage storage at Estación del Norte, costing just a few Euros.
Parking in Valencia
There will normally be public car parking facilities spread throughout the city, although taking public transport is a much easier way of getting around town.
To find the nearest car park to an apartment, have a look at this map link. Zoom in to find the nearest car park available to your accommodation.
Valencia (Manises) airport transfer information
Aero-bus from Valencia (Manises) airport into the centre
Every 20 minutes a shuttle bus service picks up arrival passengers from outside of the Valencia Manises airport.
It stops at Calle Burgos, Calle Bailén, Calle Ángel Guimerá and then finally at Calle Juan Llorens in the historic El Carmen part of the city centre.
A one-way ticket costs just 2.50 Euro.
Taxi from Valencia (Manises) airport into the centre
We recommend our guests choose taxi transportation to get straight to the accommodation. A taxi from Manises airport into Valencia takes 20 minutes, costing about 15 Euro.
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