Bike lanes
Bike lanes in Valencia
Valencia is one of the most cycle-friendly cities in Spain, with more than 150 km of bike lanes, cycle streets and a cycling ring around the centre. On the ConoceValencia map you can see the whole network, the Turia Gardens, the bike parking and the counting points to plan your cycling route.
Valencia's bike lane network
The network connects the neighbourhoods with the centre and with the Turia Gardens, the city's great green axis. It includes segregated bike lanes, bus-bike lanes, cycle streets and cycle paths, shown on the map in colours by type.
Types of cycling lane
- Bike lane: lane reserved for bikes, segregated from traffic.
- Cycle street: a cyclist-priority street with a speed limit.
- Bus-bike lane: shared between buses and bikes.
- Turia Gardens: the central green axis, ideal for riding without traffic.
- Cycle path and cycle neighbourhood: quiet routes through the districts.
Bike parking and counting points
On the bike map you can also see where to park your bike safely and the counting points that record cyclists passing by, useful for spotting the most used routes.
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Frequently asked questions
How many kilometres of bike lane does Valencia have?
Valencia has more than 150 km of bike lanes and cycling routes, plus the cycling ring and the Turia Gardens.
Can you cycle through the Turia Gardens?
Yes. The Turia Gardens are the city's green axis and one of the best routes for cycling without traffic.
Where can I park my bike?
The bike map shows the city's bike parking so you can leave your bike safely.