How it works
How ConoceValencia works
ConoceValencia brings together everything you need to get around and enjoy the city on a single website: real-time maps of EMT public transport, Valenbisi bikes and cycle lanes, the map of the Fallas every March and an events calendar updated daily. Open what you need, check it instantly and, if you like, save your favourites with a free account. Available in five languages — and, on Android, as a beta app too.
Public transport map (EMT)
The transport map shows EMT stops and the next arrivals minute by minute, along with the buses' position on the street and taxi ranks. Tap a stop to see which lines call there and how long you'll wait, or open each line's page for its route and timetables. If you travel in a wheelchair or with reduced mobility, you'll also find accessible-transport guides.
Bike map: Valenbisi and cycle lanes
The bike map shows Valenbisi availability in real time —free bikes and docks per station—, the cycle-lane network, bike parking and traffic-count points, so you can plan your ride across the city.
Map of the Fallas
Every March, the Fallas map places every monument with its section, motto, artist, fallera mayor and sketch, so you can find the nearest fallas and plan your route. The rest of the year you can read about what the Fallas are and how they are celebrated.
Events calendar
The calendar brings together concerts, exhibitions, theatre, festivals and things to do in Valencia, updated daily. You can filter it by category and by date —what's on today, this week or this weekend— and open each event for the details, how to get there and, where available, where to buy tickets.
Mi Valencia: save your favourites
You don't need an account to use the maps or the calendar. But if you create a free one, you can save your favourites —events, bus lines and Valenbisi stations— and keep them handy from Mi Valencia, on any device.
Free, no sign-up and in five languages
Everything is free. The site works in your browser with nothing to install, and on Android you can also try the beta app. It's available in five languages —Spanish, Valencian, English, Italian and French— and designed to be used on your phone as you move around Valencia, whether you live here or you're visiting.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does ConoceValencia cost?
Nothing. It is completely free, and you don't need to install any app or sign up to use the maps and the calendar.
Which languages is it available in?
Five: Spanish, Valencian, English, Italian and French. You can switch language from the menu at any time.
Do I need to create an account?
Not to use the maps and the calendar. Only if you want to save your favourites in Mi Valencia, in which case the account is free.
Where does the data come from?
From the official open data of Valencia City Council, from the EMT in real time and from Valenbisi. The events calendar draws on official sources from each venue and organiser.
Do I need to install an app?
You don't have to: the site works in your phone or computer browser. On Android, you can also try the beta app on Google Play.
Is this an official EMT or City Council website?
No. ConoceValencia is an independent, non-profit project that uses official open data to present it more clearly.
Acknowledgements
ConoceValencia relies on open source tools built by the community. Thanks to everyone who shares them freely.
- roig-arena-rss-feed · Nils Beckmann
RSS feed of the Roig Arena listings, which we use to show its events on ConoceValencia.