Transport in Valencia

Transport in Valencia - Valencia is the third largest city in Spain and is full of the hustle and bustle of any major city with all the same problems traffic can bring. Many of the streets are one way and signposting can be difficult to understand if you're not used to the city.

Driving in Valencia
Fortunately, the Old Quarter of Valencia covers such a small area that it's easy to explore on foot. To explore the surrounding areas of Valencia it's best to rent a car and if your hotel doesn't have a car park there are many underground car parks in the city. One of the best is situated in Plaza de la Reina and El Corte Ingles department stores also have clearly signposted underground car parks.

You'll also need a good street map for getting around Valencia and it helps if you get to know the Districts of Valencia before you arrive.

PUBLIC TRANSPORT IN VALENCIA
Traveling on public transport is easy and not as expensive as in many other major European cities. There are many metro stops, buses and trams which come directly into the center. All have easy to understand websites where you can plan your journey in Valencia.

Valencia Travel Cards
If you want to use the transport in Valencia effectively there are a vast array of cards to use including the Valencia Tourist Card.

Valencia Metro
The great news is that Line 5 which connects the airport to the Port has now been completed! Fares costs 1.70€ so it's the easiest and quickest way into town. The Valencia metro is very modern, reliable and easy to use and it's also a great way to get around Valencia. The the overhead line is also great as it links the north of Valencia to the beach.

Valencia Tram

Line 4 is an overhead tram which connects the city of Valencia to the beach. It's a great alternative to the bus or using a car as it's fun and there are no traffic jams! Line 4's newest route to the airport has now been completed and fares costs 1.70€

Valencia RENFE Trains
The Northern station (Estaciò del Nord/Estaciòn del Norte) is not like any other station I have ever seen. It's incredibly beautiful and an example of the most amazing modernist architecture you'll see all over Valencia.

Valencia Buses
The main bus station in Valencia is at Avenida Menéndez Pidal which is just around the corner from the Expo Hotel. Transport is excellent and there are mahy of the red Valencia city EMT buses - 91 lines by day and 7 by night!

Valencia Travel Cards
If you want to use the transport in Valencia effectively there are a vast array of cards to use including the Valencia Tourist Card.

Valencia Tourist Bus
The best way to get to know Valencia is to take the tourist bus as you will then get an idea of where everything is located. It's also ideal for taking those holiday snaps!

Valencia Bikes
Valencia is a very bike friendly city and it seems that many tourists enjoy using this form of transport. In fact everywhere you go you'll see bicycle lanes. They're in the parks, by the beach and as well as being cheap, it's an excellent way to get fit and see Valencia.

Scooters in Valencia
Valencia is a very bike friendly city and since the scooter hit town in June 2007, Valencia is even more accessible. Locals and tourists love this fun way of getting around as it's a great way to see this lovely city.

Valencia Taxis
Transport in Valencia is good and taxis are also a great way to get around and quite inexpensive. There are many taxi ranks in Plaza del Ayuntamiento and by Estacion de Norte.

Valencia Transfers
This private transfer service will take you from Valencia Port or Railway Station, directly to your Valencia hotel, without the hassle of picking up a rental car. Need to get to Valencia Port or Railway Station? Plan your trip ahead of time, and book and pay for your Valencia Port or Railway Station Private Departure Transfer.

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