Get around the city quickly and easily with 10 lines connecting key areas, running every 10 minutes.
Getting around by public transport in Valencia
Valencia has a modern, well-connected public transport network that makes it easy to reach the city centre, the beaches, trendy neighbourhoods and the surrounding areas. Walk, cycle or hop on the metro, tram or bus and enjoy the city with ease.
Tickets and travel cards
If you plan to use public transport frequently and travel from the airport, we recommend the Valencia Tourist Card, which offers unlimited travel on buses, metro, tram, commuter trains and on the airport route.
Single tickets
Single tickets are designed for occasional journeys. On buses, they cost €2 per trip, while metro fares vary depending on the zone, plus the cost of the travel card. Metro prices range from €1.50 plus the card cost (approx. €2.20) to €4.80 for airport journeys, also plus the card (approx. €2.20), which can make multiple trips more expensive.
Getting around by bus, metro and tram
The city has 60 bus lines, 6 metro lines and 4 tram lines, as well as 180 metropolitan routes connecting the airport, the beach, l’Albufera, nearby towns and the main points of interest.
Urban and Metropolitan Buses
Travel easily with the EMT Valencia and Metrobus network, connecting neighbourhoods, beaches and surrounding areas with an average frequency of 12 minutes and night services available. Line 95 is ideal for exploring the city’s main tourist attractions.
Free transport 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
Cycling around Valencia
Valencia is a flat city with no hills, making it ideal for cycling. It boasts over 200 km of bike lanes, flat terrain and the Turia Garden, a large green corridor running through the city. Traffic-calming measures and speed limits improve safety and make it easy to reach the beaches, l’Albufera or the Valencian countryside on your own or with guided bike tours.
