EMT València
Benimaclet - Sant Marcel.Li
58 stopsSant Marcel·lí → Pius IX - Cabanilles
Bus line 10 runs from Sant Marcel·lí to Benimaclet, covering key areas like Ciutat Vella and Pla del Remei, and stops near landmarks such as the University of Valencia and the City Hall. A great option for traveling between the south and north of the city.
On Sunday, September 20, from 6:00 AM to 12:00 PM, bus lines 9, 10, 18, 27, 59, 72, 73, and 99 will follow a modified route in the San Marcelino and San Isidro neighborhoods due to the Volta a Peu event. Check alternatives.
View official noticeLine 10 runs from Sant Marcel·lí to Pius IX - Cabanilles, making 58 stops along its route across Valencia.
Neighbourhoods and areas it crosses:
First and last bus and frequency of line 10 by day type, from EMT's official GTFS feed.
| Day | Frequency | First | Last |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weekday | 2–7 min | 06:00 | 02:50 |
| Saturday | 15–17 min | 06:34 | 02:50 |
| Sunday & holidays | 16–19 min | 06:45 | 02:50 |
Approximate frequency from EMT's official GTFS feed; actual service may vary on holidays. Data valid Sep 8, 2026–Oct 17, 2026.
See all timetables →Points of interest close to the stops of line 10:
Line 10 has 58 stops. Tap any stop to see its next arrivals in real time.
What users say about this line: punctuality, crowding and frequency.
Like the whole EMT network, this line is accessible: the municipal bylaw requires 100% of the fleet to be adapted and, if a ramp fails, the bus is replaced with an adapted one.
Line 10 (Benimaclet - Sant Marcel.Li) serves the stops listed above. On the interactive map you can see its full route and the real-time position of its buses.
Open the transport map, select line 10 and turn on 'Live' to see where its buses are right now.
Line 10 has 58 stops, between Sant Marcel·lí and Pius IX - Cabanilles. You can see them all in order above and on the map.
Line 10 crosses Sant Marcel·lí, Ciutat Vella, Benimaclet, el Pla del Remei, la Raïosa, Camí Real.
At its stops you can connect with EMT lines 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 16, 18, 19, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 31, 32, 40.
Yes. The whole EMT fleet is accessible by municipal bylaw: line 10 buses carry a double ramp (electric and manual) at the middle door and two anchored wheelchair spaces. If the ramp fails, the vehicle is replaced with an adapted one.
On weekdays line 10 runs about every 2-7 minutes, with the first service at 06:00 and the last at 02:50.