Airport of Valencia

• Metro / Subway

  There are two metro lines connecting the airport to the city: Line 5 (Aeropuerto / Marítim) and Line 3 (Aeropuerto / Rafelbunyol). Both lines run approximately every 15 to 20 minutes and reach the city center in about 20 minutes. A single ticket costs €4.80 for the airport journey, plus a €1.10 or €2.10 fee for the reusable physical card (depending on whether you choose cardboard or plastic). The total cost for your first purchase ranges between €5.90 and €6.90.

  The best option for getting around the city during your stay is the Valencia Tourist Card. This pass combines unlimited public transport on the SUMA network (metro, EMT city buses, trams, and commuter trains) and includes the metro journeys between the airport and any point in the city or surrounding areas. In addition, it offers tourist benefits such as free entry to museums and monuments, as well as great discounts on popular attractions, leisure activities, shops, and restaurants.

  Note: When you purchase the card (available for 24, 48, or 72 hours), your entire transport coverage is already included. You do not need to buy single tickets or pay the extra fee for the physical card at the airport.

 

• By regular bus

  The bus line that directly connects the airport with Valencia city centre is Metrobus line 150. The stop is located at Terminal T1, Floor 0, right outside the arrivals area and clearly signposted. This bus passes through Manises, Quart de Poblet and Mislata before entering Valencia, where it stops at Ángel Guimerà, Mercat Central (Avenida del Oeste) and Av. Ramón y Cajal.

  The journey takes around 45 minutes and the usual frequency is 20–30 minutes. The service runs from 6:21 to 22:36 Monday to Saturday, and from 7:35 to 22:15 on Sundays.
  There is also a night service: it operates Monday to Thursday every 45 minutes and on weekends from 3:00 a.m., connecting the airport with Valencia outside daytime hours. SEE STOPS

• By taxi

  There is a taxi rank at the airport arrivals terminal, but you can also request one by calling +34 96 357 13 13 or by using the Pidetaxi app.

  The approximate taxi fare from the airport to the city centre is €20.

• By car

  Road access is via the V-11 motorway, which connects the A-3 (Madrid–Valencia motorway) with the V-30. You can reserve your parking space at the airport car park from here.

• Connections with other cities by other means of transport

  If you are continuing your journey to other destinations, you can find all the information about trains or buses and their stations here.

The airport has kiosks, duty-free shops, bars and restaurants. It also provides ATMs, public telephones, Wi-Fi internet, medical assistance and accessible bathrooms for people with disabilities. There is also a VIP lounge located between T1 and the Regional Terminal.

• Tourist information office

  Located on the arrivals floor, it offers tourist information, personalised advice in different languages, full planning of your stay in the city, and access to the purchase and reservation of tourist resources in the destination, ensuring good organisation of the trip and saving time and waiting.

• Car rental at the airport

  In total, there are nine companies offering car rental at Valencia Airport, seven with offices on the ground floor of the Terminal Building, while the remaining two have their drop-off and pick-up point in the T1 car park.

• Airport parking

  At Manises Airport there are two public car parks located in front of the T1 building and near the Regional Terminal. There is also an area reserved for car rental services and tour operator buses.