FAQ
Frequently asked questions about Valencia
We answer the most common questions about getting around Valencia: EMT bus times and stops, taxi ranks, Valenbisi and bike lanes, the Fallas and using ConoceValencia. All the maps are free, real-time and with no sign-up.
Transport, bikes and Fallas at a glance
We bring together the frequent questions about public transport, cycling and the Fallas of Valencia. If you cannot find your answer, explore the relevant map or visit the official websites linked on each page.
Frequently asked questions
What time does the bus come in Valencia?
The EMT works by frequencies; check the real-time next arrivals for your stop on the transport map.
Until what time is there public transport in Valencia?
EMT daytime buses run until roughly 22:30; in the early hours the night lines (búho) operate.
Where do I find the bus and taxi stops?
The transport map shows the EMT stops and the taxi ranks with their location.
How much does Valenbisi cost?
There is an annual subscription for residents and a weekly one for visitors; the first 30 minutes of each trip are usually included.
How do I see if there are Valenbisi bikes available?
On the bike map each station shows the available bikes and free docks in real time.
How many bike lanes are there in Valencia?
More than 150 km of bike lanes and cycling routes, plus the Turia Gardens.
What is the SUMA card?
It is the integrated transport pass that lets you travel on the EMT, Metrovalencia and commuter rail.
When are the Fallas of Valencia?
From 15 to 19 March, with the cremà on the night of the 19th. The daily mascletà starts in early March.
How do you get from the airport to the centre of Valencia?
By metro (lines 3 and 5) or by taxi; the metro is the most affordable and direct option.
How much does ConoceValencia cost?
It is free. You do not need to sign up or install any app.