Valencia in real time
See when your EMT bus arrives, find free Valenbisi bikes and discover what to do in Valencia. Clear maps, free, no sign-up.
Four ways to experience the city, in real time and at a glance.
Create a free account and save your favourites: events, bus lines and Valenbisi stations, always within reach.
Valencia is a city to enjoy at a slow pace but move around with ease: the pedestrian historic centre, the Turia Gardens crossing the city, Malvarrosa beach a stone's throw away, the City of Arts and Sciences and, every March, the explosion of the Fallas. To enjoy it without wasting time, the first step is knowing how to get around.
ConoceValencia brings together in clear maps what you need day to day: when your EMT bus is coming, where there's a free Valenbisi bike, which bike lanes take you to your destination and, in season, where each falla in the city is. All with official real-time data, free, no sign-up and from your phone.
Besides the maps, you'll find guides to help you find your way: how to get around the city, how each mode of transport works, information on the bus lines one by one, and Valencia's calendar of events and things to do. Whether you live here or you're visiting, the idea is the same: to get you wherever you want as easily as possible.
Next EMT arrivals and buses on the move, straight from the official data.
Open the map and use it. No accounts, no installs, no hassle.
In five languages and designed to get you around Valencia from your phone, whether you live here or you're visiting.
Nothing. It's free and you don't need to sign up or install any app.
From the official open data of Valencia City Council and the EMT's real-time system.
Yes. It's designed to be used from your phone while you move around the city.
Valencia's biggest festival, in March, with hundreds of artistic monuments spread across the city. They are UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
Check the next arrivals of EMT buses in real time, see Valenbisi bike availability and the bike lanes, locate every falla in season, read transport guides and discover the city's calendar of events and things to do.
Yes. Residents use it day to day (to know when the bus is coming or if there's a free bike) and visitors use it to find their way around quickly. It's available in Spanish, Valencian, English, Italian and French.