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ConoceValencia

Your bus, your plans and your Valencia guide, all in one place

When your bus or metro arrives, what to do today, what's on at the cinema and what to see if you're visiting. Official data, free, in five languages.

Today in Valencia

14 plans today · 2 free

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Explore Valencia

Everything you'll find on ConoceValencia, by area.

Public transportLive EMT, Metrovalencia, Cercanías and MetroBús arrivals on the map, service alerts and directions from A to B.
Events & agendaConcerts, exhibitions, theatre, cinema and free plans, day by day. Tell us what you fancy and we'll suggest a plan.
Valencia travel guideEverything a visitor needs: airport to city centre, which transport card to buy, when to go, what to see, neighbourhoods, beaches and festivals, with official data and live timetables.
Tours and routesWalking routes through the old town, the markets and the museums, guided tours and a route builder made to measure.
Bikes & ValenbisiReal-time Valenbisi availability, the bike-lane network, bike parking and counting points.
Fallas of ValenciaThe map returns every March with all the city's fallas. In the meantime, discover what they are and how they're lived.

Save your Valencia

Create a free account and save your favourites: events, bus lines and Valenbisi stations, always within reach.

Open My Valencia

Put Valencia in your pocket

Widgets for next arrivals and free bikes, alerts when your bus is coming and step-by-step navigation. Free on iPhone and Android, no sign-up, just like the site.

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What is ConoceValencia

ConoceValencia brings together everything you need to get around and enjoy Valencia: when your EMT bus, metro or Cercanías train arrives, where to find a free Valenbisi bike, which concerts, exhibitions and plans are on today, what's showing at the cinema and, if you're visiting, how to get in from the airport, what to see and which transport card to buy.

It all comes from official real-time data and from the venues themselves, and it's free to use, with no sign-up, from your phone, in Spanish, Valencian, English, Italian and French. Whether you live here or you're passing through, the idea is the same: get where you want to go and don't miss a thing.

Official real-time data

EMT, Metrovalencia and Renfe arrivals, Valenbisi bikes and service alerts, straight from the official sources.

Free, no sign-up

Open it and look things up. You only need an account to save favourites or create your own routes.

For locals and visitors

In five languages and designed to get you around Valencia from your phone, whether you live here or you're visiting.

Frequently asked questions

How much does ConoceValencia cost?

Nothing. It's free, and you don't need to sign up or install anything to use it. The account, also free, is only for saving favourites and creating your own routes. The app also offers an optional subscription, ConoceValencia Plus, which extends alerts; everything else stays free.

What can I do on ConoceValencia?

See on the map when your bus, metro or Cercanías train arrives, check service alerts and work out how to get somewhere; find out whether there are free Valenbisi bikes; browse the agenda of concerts, exhibitions and plans and the cinema listings; and, if you're visiting, plan your trip with the Valencia travel guide and the walking routes.

Where does the data come from?

From official sources: open data from Valencia City Council, the EMT, Metrovalencia (FGV), Renfe Cercanías, the Generalitat and Valenbisi. The agenda and film listings come from the venues, cinemas and promoters themselves.

Is it for locals or for tourists?

Both. Locals use it day to day —when the bus is coming, whether there's a free bike or what to do tonight— and visitors have the Valencia travel guide: airport to city centre, what to see, when to go and which transport card to buy. It's available in Spanish, Valencian, English, Italian and French.

Does it work on my phone?

Yes. It's designed to be used on your phone while you move around the city, and there's also an app for iPhone and Android with widgets for upcoming arrivals and free bikes.

What are the Fallas?

Valencia's biggest festival, in March, with hundreds of artistic monuments spread across the city. They are UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.