Valencia is a major European city with numerous connections to the rest of Spain, Europe, and the world. Let’s detail the main points of interest that will ultimately serve as one of the starting points to get to know Valencia during its biggest and most universal celebration, the Fallas.

Valencia International Airport

Located in the town of Manises, part of the metropolitan area of the city, it is only 8 kilometers from the city center. It is well-connected by metro and bus, so you can quickly reach the city center. Additionally, if you have other needs, taxis will be waiting to take you wherever you want.

North Station

This is the main train station in Valencia, serving both commuter and some medium and long-distance trains. It connects to multiple destinations near and far from the city, such as Alicante. Located in the heart of the city, you can take other means of transportation, such as metro and bus, from here to reach your final destination.

Joaquín Sorolla Train Station

This is the main train station in Valencia, serving both commuter and some medium and long-distance trains. It connects to multiple destinations near and far from the city, such as Alicante. Located in the heart of the city, you can take other means of transportation, such as metro and bus, from here to reach your final destination.

Port of Valencia

The Port of Valencia is one of the most important in the Mediterranean, both for passengers and goods. Regular lines from the Balearic Islands arrive here, as well as various cruises whose terminal is connected with a free shuttle. It is 5.5 kilometers from the city center and connected to the rest of the city primarily by bus and taxi.