Valencia Info

Buy a tourists card from the tourist desk at the airport.  72 hr card.

Our closest subway station:  Pont de Fusta on Line 4.

From Airport, 

  • take Red line 3 toward Machado 
  • Get off at Benimaclet
  • Transfer to Blue line 4 toward Campus
From:  Pont de Fusta  400m walk
 
Head southwest on Pont de Fusta toward Carrer del Comte de Trénor  86 m
Slight right onto Carrer del Comte de Trénor 110 m
Turn left onto Plaça dels Furs 24 m
Continue onto Carrer dels Serrans 98 m
Turn right onto Calle de Gil Polo

Destination will be on the right 54 m

Calle de Gil Polo, 5   46003 València, Spain

 

 Transportation:

The airport is situated 8 km. west of the city, in the city limits of Manises. There are a frequent bus-service from the terminal to the city centre, metro line and taxi-service.

Metro

Valencia transport from the Airport

There are two underground lines which link the airport, the city centre and the port: the line 3 (Rafelbunyol-Aeroport) and the line 5 (Marítim Serrería - Torrent Av. / Aeroport). The station is at the ground floor of the regional flights terminal. The journey takes around 25 minutes. Tickets: €4.90 (3.90 + €1 for the card)

  • To City centre: lines 3 or 5 - Xativa station.
  • To Nord Railway Station: lines 3 or 5 - Xativa station.
  • To Joaquin Sorolla Railway Station: lines 3 or 5 - A. Guimera station and line 1 - J. Sorolla station.
  • To port: line 5 - Grau Canyamelar station.

If you arrive late to Valencia, and want to be sure if you can get from the airport to the city center by metro, in this website you can check underground timetables for a date.

Bus

Aero-Bus -- Not on Sundays

  • Itinerary: Airport-Valencia-Airport. Direct service.
  • Stops:
    Airport departures - Avenida del Cid (opposite to Local Police Office) - Calle Bailen - Calle Angel Guimera (next to Calle Juan Llorens) - Avenida del Cid - Airport departures.
  • Timetable: From 6.00 to 22.00. Every 20 minutes.
  • Price: 2.5 €.

Line 150 Valencia-Airport

  • Itinerary: Valencia - Mislata - Quart de Poblet - Manises - Airport
  • Stops:
    • Aeropuerto: Zona de Salidas
    • Valencia: Paseo de la Pechina (Parque de Cabecera) - Avenida del Cid - Parque del Oeste - Obispo Amigó - Gran Via Ramón y Cajal (Cervantes) - Angel Guimerá 48.
    • Mislata: Calle San Antonio 61, 104 - Hospital Militar
    • Quart de Poblet: Avenida Reina de Valencia - Ayuntamiento de Mislata - Calle Trafalgar - Calle Villalba de Lugo.
    • Manises: Calle Valencia - Plaza de España - Av. dels Tranvies - Blasco Ibañez 8 - C. Ribarroja 23, 69 - Dr. Fleming - Aeropuerto de Manises.
  • Timetable: From 5:25 to 22:00.
    For more information on the schedules, we recommend you visit the Fernanbus.
  • Price: 1.05 €.
  • Information phone: +34 963 160 707 - +34 961 500 082

Taxi

  • Stops: opposite arrivals.
  • Price: From the airport to the city centre is approximately € 14. Airport Supplement, € 3.5.
    • Minimum fee: € 1.20 (6:00am to 10:00pm), € 1.50 (10:00pm to 6:00am).
    • Minimum charge: € 2.95 (6:00am to 10:00pm), € 4 (10:00pm to 6:00am).
    • Per km: € 0.73 (rate 1); € 0.84 (rate 2); € 0.93 (rate 3).
    • Waiting time per hour: € 13.10 (rate 1); € 15.94 (rate 2); € 16.88 (rate 3).

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