Valencia Airport Trains

The Valencia Airport trains all run via The Metro (underground), the main line High speed trains such as RENFE and AVE do not go to Valencia airport but are only a few minutes away by Metro.

Valencia's metro network consists of 4 lines that cover the entire city and beyond. Each line has a distinctive colour, and the station map is pretty easy to read (it looks a bit a like the London Tube map).You can get a complete map of the Metro and route planner by clicking here

Fares start at €1.30-€3.50 for a single trip to any destination within the city limits (prices rising as you cover more zones from 1-4). You can buy tickets from machines or from the ticket office at the stations, but if you are planning to use the metro (and other forms of transport) a few times, you may be better off buying a combined travel card (Bono Metro: 10 trips €6.10-€17.30 again depending on zones), or a Valencia tourist card (€6 for 1 day, €10 for 2 and €12 for 3) which covers all transport and gives discounts on admittance to museums and other attractions.

On the urban stretches of the metro there is a 4 minute headway during rush hours and 7.5 minutes during the rest of the day.

Suburban sections are served every 15 minutes, single track sections on Line 1 offer a train every 30-45 minutes. The Valencia Metro operates between 5:00 and 24:00.

We have written about using trains in Spain to make your journey easier.

Line 1 (yellow) is the metro line within the city running between Empalme in the north and Torrent in the south. It covers a total of 95.2km with 58 stations and can be divided into three sectors: Empalme -Seminiari- Bétera: Empalme - Paterna – Llíria: and Empalme - Torrent - Villanueva de Castellón

Line 3 (red) follows an old regional line from Rafelbunyol to the Aeropport (19.8km and 21 stations). - Angel Guimera - Machado

Line T4 runs east-west through the northern part of the city (9.8 km and 32 stations) connecting Line 1 at Empalme with Pont de Fusta in central Valencia (at the other side of the river bed park), the new University campus developments and the beaches.

Line 5 in the east of the city runs from both Mislata or St Isidra – Colon – Neptu (17.7km and 18 stations). It was extended in April 2007 by one underground station to Marítim Serrería where you can transfer to the new tram line from Marítim Serrería to Neptú, via Plaça de l'Armada Espanyola which opened on 17 April 2007

Line 2 from Bailen to Nazaret and Line 6 from Torrefiel to Fco Cubells are currently under construction with completion anticipated in 2010 and 2008 respectively.

You can find out more information at www.metrovalencia.com

In addition to the Valencia Airport Trains we also provide information on Private Valencia Airport Transfers - Valencia Airport Buses - Valencia Airport Taxis and Valencia Airport Car Hire