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Here you can download different maps of the city of Valencia, if you are planning to visit the city know its monuments, districts, metro routes, etc….

Map of Valencia

Detailed map of the city of Valencia with its streets, monuments, museums, gardens, leisure centers, places of interest, sports areas, metro stations, car parks, street names, and much more. Download map in PDF [4 MB] by www.comunitatvalenciana.com

Map of the Historic Center of Valencia

Map of the Historic Center of Valencia (Ciutat Vella): detailed map of the old center with monuments, museums, gardens and places of interest. Download map in PDF [324 Kb] by www.valencia-cityguide.com

Map of the districts of Valencia

Valencia is divided into 19 districts, each of which is divided into several neighborhoods. Here you have a map where you can see all the districts and neighborhoods of the historic center of the city, Ciutat Vella or Ciudad Vieja. Download map in PDF [768 Kb] by www.valencia-cityguide.com

Subway Map of Valencia

Download the Valencia subway map: complete map of the network including all the subway lines as well as the location of the stations, which will help you prepare your trip to Valencia. Download map in PDF [7 Mb] by www.metrovalencia.es

Zone map of sybway lines: Download map in PDF [813 Kb]

Valencia Bus Map

A map with the bus network of the city of Valencia, where you will find the 52 routes, schedules and much more information. This Bus Map of Valencia has been prepared by the Municipal Transport Company (EMT). Download map in PDF [1 Mb] by www.emtvalencia.es

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Tourist Bus Valencia

The Valencia Tour Bus offers a guided tour of the city where you will also have the opportunity to walk through of some of Valencia's most historic landmarks!

If you don’t know what things to do in Valencia and are thinking about taking a tour in Valencia , we suggest you take a ride on one of the many tour buses in Valencia.   These open buses take you through the main streets and monuments of the city , giving your time to Valencia more background and perspective. The tourist bus of Valencia will take you to special places of interest within the city and is a great means of Transportation in Valencia if you’re looking to see as much of the city as possible.

• Valencia Bus Túristic  offers its customers the opportunity to get to know the city through a guided tour.  This tour takes you back in time through history to understand the old city of Valencia . Let yourself be carried away by this wonderful tour and discover the best Monuments in the city .
• Meeting point: any tour bus Valencia stops at different points (see below in the table of times the different itineraries).
• Working days: all year except January 1 and December 25.
• Emergency Phone: +34 699 982 514.
• Adult Tourist Bus 24h: 17 €
• Junior 24h Tourist Bus: 10 €
• Adult Tourist Bus 48h: 19 €
• Junior Tourist Bus 48h: 11 €

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• Historic Valencia
• Valencia Maritime
• Albufera of Valencia

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Route 1: “Historic Valencia”

Valencia was founded by the Romans in 138 A.D. under the name of Valentia , “land of the brave.”  The city is based on the Old Town center of Valencia and District of Carmen , where there many remains of the cultures that once inhabited this city can be found.

At the  Plaza de la Almoina you can see evidence of where there once was a battle between civilians and the leaders, Pompey and Sertorius. Valencia was abandoned until the reign of Emperor Octavio began. In the next following years, the city repopulated and the beginning of public buildings and infrastructure came, for instance a river port that was located at which today the  Towers of Serranos  are located .

In 711 , Arabs began inhabiting Valencia and the main remnants of the Arab culture meet:

• In the gardens of the  Ruzafa Quarter
• In the Arab Wall

During the Reconquest, the city was occupied and so was its kingdom, the Kingdom of Aragon.

Route 2: “Valencia Maritime”

Valencia , a city of sun and beaches, is situated along the Mediterranean sea and has a large remodeled commercial port that also acts as a sports and leisure area.

The Marina Real is located close to the Las Arenas beach, the “ Paseo Neptuno ” and “ Paseo Maritimo “; perfect areas for enjoying the sun and the Valencian weather.

With the second route “ Valencia Maritime, ” guests will be guided on a journey to discover the importance and influence of the Mediterranean sea and the Turia River on Valencia. The tour lasts about 90 minutes and consists of 11 stages:

Route 3: Albufera National Park

This tour will allow you to learn about the ecosystem of’ Albufera, and shows you the rice fields and lets you discover the rice culture which is an integral part of the Valencia  life. Finally, you will learn about the economic importance that this park has had and still has for the city of Valencia .

If you’re looking for the best way to see as much of Valencia as possible while also learning about the city’s history, culture, and people, Bus Túristic Valencia is a wonderful option for you.

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For groups of 12 or more, you may send us an inquiry at [email protected]. Although we do not guarantee bulk deals for all our tours, there are some tours for which we can offer discounted pricing. Ordinary hop-on-hop-off bus tickets are entitled to group savings. Attractions, pass items and combo tickets aren't.

Due the nature of this type of tour and varying demand, group travellers should be aware that there is no guarantee that the group will be able to travel altogether as the available seats vary from stop to stop and depends on demand each day. The group may need to split up and/or wait for the next bus(s).

As, we cannot guarantee that the group shall be able to travel together as one group, therefore we will reduce the group size down to 4-5 smaller groups per ticket (depending upon group size).

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• 24-hour/48-hour hop-on hop-off bus ticket for exploring Valencia at your convenience
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Discover the magnificent city of Valencia at a leisurely pace by reserving your seat on an open-top, double-decker bus. You have the option of booking a 24-hour or a 48-hour ticket based on your tour schedule and preferences. Perhaps the most expedient way to view the city’s chief attractions, especially when you’re on a budget and have limited time is to choose a hop-on hop-off tour.

Stops: 1. calle del Pintor Sorolla 2, 2. C/ de Xàtiva, 25 (Plaza de Toros), 3. Plaça de Montolivet (Museo Fallero), 4. Av. Autopista Saler, 2320 (Ciudad de las Artes y de las Ciencias), 5. Oceanográfico (Oceanogràfic), 6. Bershka (Centro comercial Aqua), 7. Carrer del Dr. Marcos Sopena, 11 (Marina Real y Veles i Vents), 8. Carrer d'Eugènia Viñes, 107 (Las Arenas), 9. Carrer de Joan Verdeguer, 52 (Puerto), 10. Av. de les Balears, 5 (Baleares), 11. Carrer del General Gil Dolz, 1 (Museo de Historia Militar), 12. Carrer de Sant Pius V, 1 (Museo de Bellas Artes "San Pio V"), 13. Carrer de Menéndez Pidal, 15 (Nuevo Centro), 14. C/ de la Safor, 10 (Dama Ibérica), 15. Av. Pío Baroja, 3 (Bioparc), 16. Passeig de la Petxina, 78 (Museo de Historia de Valencia), 17. C/ de Guillem de Castro, 118 (IVAM)

First Bus: 10:00am, Last Bus: 7:00pm Departure: Stop 1, Calle del Pintor Sorolla 2 Full Loop:  2 Hours Frequency:  40-45 Minutes

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Enjoyed this tour, gave a good insight into life in Valencia both current and in the past too. Plenty of stops. I did fi... Read More

Enjoyed this tour, gave a good insight into life in Valencia both current and in the past too. Plenty of stops. I did find the voice of the English speaker boring and was inclined to stop listening. The bus stopped several times for several minutes and the passenger is left waiting… this time could be used to give some general Spanish history, information about the Spanish culture, traditions etc before the bus moves off and back to the Valencia tour information. Just a thought!

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Join us on the tour bus and visit the best spots in Valencia by getting on and off at the stops throughout the day.

A tourist bus is one of the most emblematic ways to enjoy Valencia. See the sights from the comfort of your seat as you are driven through the streets of the city and hop on and off at Valencia’s 17 stops, allowing you to create your own sightseeing programme. Your ticket is valid for the whole day, so make the most of your time visiting the best sights and attractions.

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Tourist Information Guide

Valencia maps: guide to free maps and guides available from tourist information in valencia city, spain, page content.

During your trip to Valencia it is a good idea to get your bearings before you start to make your way around the city - it is worth picking up a free map from tourist information. This way you will be able to decide what areas you would most like to visit and gain an understanding of where each area is in relation to each other.

This page will provide you with details of the different free maps that are available for you to pick up from the tourist information offices in Valencia. There is a description of each map, detailing what in particular it is useful for and what it specialises in. There is also a link to listings of the tourist information offices where you can pick up a map.

For a map of Valencia online, see our Map of Valencia page .

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Where to find maps of Valencia: tourist information points where maps are available

To find out the location of the tourist information offices in Valencia, see our guide to Valencia tourism offices . There are tourist information offices dotted throughout town and in important tourist points such as the train station and the beach. At the tourist information points you can ask for any of the maps listed below. You can also ask them to annotate your map to show you anywhere in particular that you want to find.

The main tourist information in Valencia is listed below:

Tourist information Plaza de la Reina

Oficina de Turismo Plaza de la Reina, 19 46002 Valencia, España.

Services on offer at Plaza de la Reina Tourist Information: Tourist Information, Sale of VLC Tourist Card, Sale of Tourist Services (Bicycle Hire, Bioparc, Bus Turístic, Tickets to the City of Arts and Sciences, Sailing Trips, Guided Tours of the Old Town, Visit to the Albufera Nature Park, Night Tours, etc.). Souvenir Sales, Internet Connection, Online Accommodation Booking.

Opening hours for Plaza de la Reina Tourist Information: Monday - Saturday: 09:00 - 19:00 Sunday and Public Holiday: 10:00 - 14:00

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Free maps available at tourist information

When you go into tourist information you will find that there are a whole range of free maps available to you. Use this guide to find the map that is most suited to you needs.

Plano VLC Valencia

This is Valencia VLC Tourist Information's official free map.

On one side of the map you will find a guide to the whole city, stretching from Parque de Benicalap all the way to the beaches (the full length of the Turia River bed). You will also find a key for locating transport stations, hotels, apartments, museums, monuments, natural spaces and sports centres in the city.

On the other side of the map you will find a close up map of the old town in Valencia - an area called El Carmen. This map shows you the metro and bus routes around the city centre. It also shows small pictures of the old town's main attractions. This is useful if you need to make your way around the small and winding streets of the old town as the majority of the area's streets are named on the map.

This is one of Valencia's best free maps as it also does not have many adverts included on it.

Valencia Bus Turistic map

This is a map that is provided by Valencia's hop-on hop-off tourist bus service (for full details of the service, see our Guide to the Valencia Tourist bus ). It contains a map of the whole city, so it is useful regardless of whether you are actually using the bus service. However, it is particularly useful if you plan on taking the bus. It shows the different route options that the tourist bus takes around the city and the surrounding area. It also shows the timetables of each different bus route. It also offers contact details for the bus company and answers to a list of frequently asked questions about the bus service.

Plano de Valencia (sponsored by El Corte Ingles)

One side of this map offers a view of the whole city, from the new channel of the River Turia to the beach and marina area. You will also find on this side important contact telephone numbers such as emergency services, transport and tourist information.

The other side of the map offers a small close up of the old town (not as large or detailed as the one provide on the VLC Valencia tourist information map - see above). It also includes listings and descriptions (in Spanish) of Valencia's main museums. A large section of this side is taken up listing the locations of the many El Corte Inglés stores that are located in Valencia. There is also a section explaining cash refunds available for tourists from overseas who purchase products in El Corte Inglés stores.

If you would like to get a general understanding of the different areas in Valencia, have a look at our Guide to the Districts of Valencia . Here you will find descriptions of areas including the old town, the City of Art and Sciences and the beach.

During a trip to Valencia it is worth picking up some maps to get your bearings in the city. You will note that each free map that is available at tourist information has its own unique benefits. So choose the one that most suits your needs and take a couple of copies (the maps are made of paper so they tend to rip after a few days of usage). Alternatively, take a selection of maps and use them as and when needed.

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Valencia Travel Guide

Types of lines

In Valencia, there are two main kinds of public bus services, EMT and MetroBus.

EMT buses operate mainly in Zone A , connecting the city centre with the surrounding neighbourhoods. You can see many of their red buses moving around the city every day. EMT has 44 lines in total. Out of them, 23 are active as day/night lines, the other 21 are daytime-only lines.

On the other hand, MetroBus is an entity whose yellow buses, operated by different companies, are dedicated to connecting suburban areas and towns around Valencia.

The 150 MetroBus lines mostly dwell in zones B-C and might include Zone A in part of their journeys. During your stay, you will probably stay in the city centre, so you are unlikely to take non-EMT buses, except perhaps for your trip to and from the airport (MetroBus line 150).

Regardless of the managing company, these lines share the same prices, however, not all passes are valid for both companies. In the relevant section of this article, you can find the full details on tickets and passes.

, for example, have routes within the region and towards other cities outside the region too.

Urban lines (EMT)

With the term urban lines we refer to EMT public buses which primarily move through Zone A, with occasional stretches of the route in the A-B overlap zone. They are the red buses you will surely see in the city centre.

There are 44 of these lines making up a network that covers and connects the Valencia area nicely. On top of these, there are also other lines classified as special, as they are only active on particular occasions (like on All Saints Day), or on request.

In fact, EMT buses offer a door to door special service for people with functional diversity. This means that city bus services can be requested for a specific time and place outside the usual bus route and stops. The service is available 365 days a year, but to request it, you will have to call +34 963 158 525 at least two working days in advance. This telephone line is operational Monday to Friday between 8:00 am to 1:00 pm. Requests must be confirmed one working day in advance through a second phone call to the same number, same working hours.

In any case, the majority of buses with regular service in Valencia are fully accessible, with automatic and/or manual ramps to get on and off, as well as two wheelchair spaces with safety belts. Reduced fares might apply to accompanying persons.

Most EMT lines connect the historic centre of the city with some peripheral neighbourhoods around it. Here we will see some of the most useful ones for visitors.

Interesting urban lines

Some of the bus lines that you are most likely to take in Valencia are:

Interesting stops

Here is a breakdown of the most interesting stops for daytime buses (mentioned in the previous section). These stops often represent important junction points between different bus lines or methods of transport. To see and read about each of them, swipe left.

Night lines

Out of the total 44 urban lines, 23 are also active as nocturnal lines. They are lines C3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 14, 16, 19, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 60, 62, 67, 70 , 72, 73, 81, 93, and 99. During the week, these lines are operational until around 02:00 am, but on weekends, this time is extended until 03:30 am. The other 21 daytime-only buses are usually operational until around 10:30 pm.

In Valencia night buses subscribe to the Purple Stops Program, Paradas Violeta in Spanish. This means that after 10:30 pm, women on a bus can request a stop wherever they want, as long as it is within the usual route of the bus .

This way, women who travel alone, with another woman, or with a dependent person, can get off closer to their destination. To request this service, you will have to ask the driver upon getting on the bus and sit down as close as possible to them, as you will get off the bus from the front door, instead of the rear one like usual.

Interesting night lines

Here is a breakdown of the most interesting stops for nighttime buses (mentioned in the previous section). These stops often represent important junction points between different bus lines or methods of transport. To see and read about each of them, swipe left.

Suburban lines (MetroBus)

MetroBus is an entity that incorporates several bus companies. Together, they operate the 150 routes that make up this service, all of them day-time lines. These buses move mainly in zones B-C, connecting smaller towns around Valencia to one another or with the city itself (in which case they also move in Zone A). They are easily recognizable as they are the only yellow buses in the city.

They use the same zone distinction and the same fares as EMT buses. However, not all passes or tickets valid for EMT buses will be valid for MetroBus services . This is because, as mentioned, most MetroBus lines cross zones A-B-C, while EMT buses remain in Zone A.

It’s also important to remember that neither the Bonobus nor the Valencia Tourist Card is valid for MetroBus services .

Apart from bus 150 to Manises Airport , you won’t have much use for these lines, as they are generally dedicated to residents who live outside the city centre and need to move between towns.

In terms of luggage restrictions, you can take up to two suitcases with you on these buses, as long as there is enough room for everyone in the vehicle. Keep in mind that this is a city bus and not a coach bus, so your suitcases will travel with you.

or call them (+34 96 150 00 82).

Line 150 makes a total of 26 stops on its way to the centre. Some of the most central in the city include the Central Market , Àngel Guimerà , and Avenida del Cid , all busy areas with many connection points and stations, both in terms of buses and metro .

The Mercat Central is the modernist central market in the heart of Valencia’s old quarters. Àngel Guimerà and Avenida del Cid are two great connection points for other buses or the metro , both located west of the city centre. If you would like more information about this line, you can check out our article about how to move between Valencia and the Airport .

Long-distance buses

The prices of course vary depending on the length, date and time of the journey. It is also important to note that booking a return ticket is generally cheaper than getting two separate tickets. Even if you are not sure when to get your return, most companies allow changes to one leg of the journey for little extra cost.

You will find that most buses of this kind depart from and arrive at Valencia bus station, located in front of the Turiapark, not far from the Turia metro stop.

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