Getting around by public transport in Valencia
Valencia boasts a modern, well-connected public transport network that makes it easy to reach the city center, the beaches, trendy neighborhoods, and the surrounding areas. Walk, cycle, or hop on the metro, tram, or bus and enjoy the city hassle-free.
Tickets and travel cards
If you plan to use public transport frequently and are arriving from the airport, we recommend the Valencia Tourist Card, as it allows for unlimited travel on buses, metro, trams, commuter trains, and the airport route.
It includes all public transport with unlimited travel for 24, 48, or 72 hours on city and metropolitan buses, metro (zones A and B, including the airport stop), trams, and Renfe commuter trains.
Single Tickets
Single tickets are designed for occasional trips. On the bus, they cost €2 per journey, and on the metro, the price varies by zone—to which you must add the cost of the physical card. Metro prices range from €1.50 plus the card fee (approx. €2.20) up to €4.80 for airport trips plus the card (approx. €2.20), which can make traveling more expensive if you take several trips.
Get around by bus, metro, and tram
The city offers 60 bus lines, 6 metro lines, 4 tram lines, and 180 metropolitan routes, with connections to the airport, the beach, l’Albufera, nearby towns, and the main points of interest.
Metro and Tram in Valencia
Get around the city quickly and easily with 10 lines connecting key areas, running every 10 minutes.
Urban and Metropolitan Buses
Travel easily with the EMT Valencia and Metrobus network, connecting neighbourhoods, beaches and surrounding areas. Line 95 is ideal for exploring the city’s main tourist attractions.
Free transport with the 24, 48, and 72-hour Valencia Tourist Card
Did you know that public transport is free with the Valencia Tourist Card? Travel FREE on Valencia’s buses, underground and trams
The best bus and metro lines
Easily reach the main points of interest, monuments, beaches, and charming neighborhoods, and get around Valencia quickly and easily.
Airport
Metro: Lines 3 and 5 Bus: Metrobus 150
Historic city center
Metro: Lines 3, 5, and 9 – Stops: Xàtiva or Colón Bus: 95, C1, 6, 11, 26, 16, 94, 7, 9, 10, 11, 28, 4, 31, 32, 70, 7, 27, 73, 62, and 60.
Ciudad de las Artes y Oceanogràfic
Tram: Line 10 Bus: 13, 19, 23, 24, 25, 35, 40, 94, and 95
Marina, beaches, and seaside districts
Tram: Lines 4 and 6 Bus: 4, 19, 32, 92, and 95
Bioparc and Cabecera Park
Metro: Lines 3, 5, and 9 – Stop: Nou d’Octubre Bus: 95, 98, 99, and 67
Jardín del Turia
Metro: Lines 3, 5, 7, and 9 – Stop: Alameda; Lines 1 and 2 – Stop: Túria Bus: 95
L’Albufera and El Palmar
Bus: Lines 24 and 25
Stadium of Mestalla
Metro: Lines 5 and 7 – Stop: Aragón
Conference Palace
Metro: Lines 1 and 2 – Stop: Beniferri Bus: 62, 63, 99
Port Saplaya
Bus: Metrobus L112A, L112B
El Puig
Bus: Metrobus L112A Train: C2, C6
Sagunto y puerto de Sagunto
Bus: Metrobus L114B, L115 Train: C2, C5, C6
Get around Valencia sustainably
The city’s size, flat terrain, and perfect climate make it ideal to explore on foot. Wandering the streets is the best way to discover Valencia. For longer trips, the beaches, or l’Albufera, always choose sustainable transport!
