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Valencia Metro

Transport in Valencia



Valencia Metro in Valencia City Spain is very modern and easy to use. Take a look at the map of the metro in Valencia and you can see that each line has a distinct color. To make things even easier, there's a metro map you can download to help plan your journey.


Line 1 (yellow) runs within the city and to the surrounding areas of Llíria, Bétera and Rafelbunyol in the north and Torrent in the south.

Line 2 from Bailen to Nazaret is at the moment under construction and should be completed in 2010.


Lines 3 & 5
Lines 3 and 5 both connect the airport to the city of Valencia. Line 3 (red line) connects Rafelbunyol to the airport and Line 5 (green line) connects the Port of Valencia to the airport and provides a direct link between Valencia’s seafront, Port and Estacion del Norte (RENFE central station). It's the easiest and quickest way to get into town (15 - 20 minutes to center) and also the cheapest at 1.70€.


Metro Travel Planner

Line 4
(Valencia Tram)

Valencia TramThere's a really good overground tram at Pont de Fusta which is part of the Metro.



The stations is close to the Turia Gardens opposite Torres de Serrano (Serranos Towers) in Barrio del Carmen.


The tram takes you to Malvarrosa beach and will soon be extended to Xativa in the centre of town near Plaza del Ayuntamiento and Estación de Norte.


Line 6 is still under construction and when completed (2008) will run from Torrefiel to Fco Cubells.


METRO TRAVEL CARD
A similar card to BONOBUS is BONOMETRO which is valid for 10 journeys on the metro and available for all zones. You can buy one of these cards at metro stations and automatic vending machines.

Prices:
10 trips €6.10 - €17.30 depending on which zone you need. You can also use the Valencia Tourist Card which costs €6 for 1 day, €10 for 2 and €12 for 3 days. The card covers all transport and enables you to receive discounts on entry to museums and other attractions.


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Valencia Map

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Restaurants in Valencia




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