Valencia

Routes and transfers to Valencia.

Connect Barcelona and Madrid with Valencia, the City of Arts, the historic centre and La Malvarrosa beach.

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Rutas principales

The Mediterranean in big-city format.

Valencia is reached by long-distance train or private door-to-door transfer.

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Barcelona to Valencia

Train route between the two Mediterranean cities.

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Madrid to Valencia

High speed from the capital in under two hours.

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Barcelona

Main hub with routes to Valencia.

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Barcelona Airport

Transfer departures to the south.

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Servicios utiles

Prepara la visita a Valencia.

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Trains

Direct long distance from Barcelona and Madrid.

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Transfers

Private transfer to hotel, port or City of Arts.

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Buses

Budget alternative between cities.

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Activities

Tickets and plans in the city.

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Actividades

Entradas y planes en la ciudad.

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eSIM

Datos moviles desde el aterrizaje.

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Quick guide

What to see in Valencia

The City of Arts, the historic centre and La Malvarrosa: the Mediterranean in big-city format.

Best time to visit: March for Las Fallas; April-June and September-November for the city; summer with beach and intense heat.

City of Arts and Sciences

Calatravas futuristic complex among transparent pools.

Lonja de la Seda

The Gothic market, World Heritage.

El Carmen quarter

Narrow streets and Arab wall in the historic centre.

Central Market

The largest modernist market in Europe.

Malvarrosa beach

The urban sand with promenade and rice dishes by the sea.

FAQ

About Valencia

When is the best time to visit Valencia?

March for Las Fallas; April-June and September-November for the city; summer with beach and intense heat.

What to see in Valencia?

The essentials are City of Arts and Sciences, Lonja de la Seda, El Carmen quarter and Mercado Central.

How to book a transfer to Valencia?

From the transfers page you can request a quote on WhatsApp with airport, flight, date and hotel, or compare online prices with external providers.

Before travelling to Valencia

Valencia is reached by train from Barcelona in about three hours and from Madrid in ninety minutes. The city is enjoyed on foot or by bike between the Turia, the old town and La Malvarrosa. If you arrive with luggage or in a group, the private transfer simplifies the arrival.