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Distance

Madrid: 187.7 miles
Barcelona: 188.3 miles
Seville: 336.3 miles
Zaragoza: 153.5 miles
Malaga: 290.8 miles
Murcia: 110.6 miles
Cordoba: 261.6 miles 

Weather of Valencia

Weather averages for Valencia
Month	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec	Year
Average high °C (°F)	15 (59)	16 (61)	18 (64)	19 (66)	22 (72)	26 (79)	29 (84)	29 (84)	27 (81)	22 (72)	18 (64)	15 (59)	21 (70)
Daily Mean °C (°F)	10 (50)	11 (52)	13 (55)	14 (57)	17 (63)	21 (70)	24 (75)	25 (77)	22 (72)	18 (64)	13 (55)	11 (52)	17 (63)
Average low °C (°F)	5 (41)	6 (43)	7 (45)	9 (48)	12 (54)	17 (63)	20 (68)	20 (68)	17 (63)	13 (55)	8 (46)	6 (43)	12 (54)
Avg. precipitation days	8	9	9	10	11	8	5	5	6	10	8	9	98

Tourism Office of Valence

Plaza de la Reina, 19 46002 Valencia
Tel : 00 34 963153931
Fax : 00 34 963153920

Get in Valencia

By plane : Valencia Airport (IATA: VLC) is 9 km from the city center. The bus to Túria station departs every 30 minutes and takes about 30-40 minutes. Subway goes directly to the town centre and links the Airport to the main train station, Estación del Norte (beside Xàtiva metro stop), running every 8 minutes and taking about 20 minutes.

A taxi ride form the airport to Calle de La Paz.

Valencia is served by Iberia, Spanair, Lufthansa, AirFrance, Clickair, AirBerlin, TuiFly, Lagunair, Ryanair, Vueling, and several other airlines.

By train : Many trains come from Madrid (eg: Alaris), Barcelona (eg: Euromed or ARCO), and many other cities. The main train station, Estacion del Norte, is located in the center of the city, near the Town Hall. Travel time by train from Barcelona Sants is about 3 and 1/2 hours.

The national train company is RENFE. You can check tickets and book online.

By bus : There are also many buses coming from almost every big city in Spain and most of the cities in the Valencia region. The bus station is located by the river in Valencia, about a 15 minutes walk from the center.

By boat : Direct ferry routes exist between Valencia and Ibiza, Palma de Mallorca, and Mahon.

Get around Valencia

By bicycle: Renting a bike is an increasingly popular way for visitors to explore this essentially flat city.
On foot: Aside from going to the beach and the City of Arts and Sciences, exploring the hub of the city requires no public transportation. Much of this city can be done walking, stopping for a coffee or a beer, and then walking more, all very leisurely. It's not necessary to have the mindset of mastering a complex public transportation system. However, for longer trips, see below for some pointers.

By train: The Metro Valencia consists of five lines (from which one is a tramway to the beach) and connects the suburbs with the city. This metro system is not extensive, but can get you to major points within the city. If you want to get the tram, you have to buy a ticket from the machine, then validate it, before you get on.

By car
By bus: EMT runs buses to virtually every part of the city.