Ultimate Guide to Using the Public Transport in Valencia Spain 

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▶️ Timestamp of today’s discussion:
00:00 Public transport in Valencia Spain
01:59 About Metro Valencia
02:00 Metro, Tram and Bus zones
03:39 Operating hours of the Metro and Tram
04:03 Bus Network
05:48 Red City Buses
07:38 Tickets
09:09 Important Tips
10:30 Conclusion
Valencia is a coastal city with a vibrant international community. It offers both locals and visitors a wide range of services and facilities, including an excellent public transportation system.
Valencia's public transportation system comprises buses, metro lines, tram lines, bike rentals, Renfe trains, and Cercanías trains. The city has 60 bus lines, 5 metro lines, 4 tram lines, 180 metropolitan bus routes, and 6 commuter trains. This means you can quickly get around Valencia no matter where you go.
The metro system in Valencia is known as MetroValencia. There are currently 10 lines running. The metro is a reliable, fast, and easy way to get around the city. It is also clean and comfortable, with air conditioning in the carriages.
If you want to use the metro or tram, you can purchase a single ticket at the ticket machines located in every station. You can also purchase a reusable card at any kiosk or tobacco shop. The metro operates from 4:00 AM to 11:00 PM on weekdays and from 5:00 AM to 12:30 AM on weekends.
Buses are another great way to get around Valencia. The bus network is extensive and covers all areas of the city. Buses are a good option for medium to long journeys, or if the metro doesn't reach your destination. Buses in Valencia run from 4:00 AM until 10:30 PM. After 10:30 p.m., you can take the night bus. Night buses run until 2:00 AM on weekdays and until 3:30 AM on weekends.
Public bus journeys have various rechargeable options are also available, such as the Bono Card, Mobilis Card, or the new SUMA card.
If you only visit Valencia temporarily, public transportation is a convenient way to see much of the city in a limited time. With so many options, you are sure to find a way to get around Valencia that is efficient and affordable.
▶️Important Tips:
• You need to hail the bus
• Board the bus through the front door and exit through the back door (and middle door if available).
• Always remember to tap your card when entering and leaving the Metro. For the tram, one tap upon entry is sufficient.
• At some above-ground stations, free platform access is available, but remember to tap your card on the column-like devices to register your entry.
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