Buses and routes from
the Valencia Station
Public transport connections
Valencia Bus Station is the main road passenger terminal in the Valencian Community. Located on the left bank of the old Turia riverbed, its location is privileged for connecting with the historic center, the Conference Centre (Palacio de Congresos), and the city's main shopping malls.
Metro and urban bus
Metrovalencia
The nearest metro station is "Turia", located just a few meters from the bus terminal, connecting with the main axes of the city:
- Line 1 (Yellow) and Line 2 (Pink): Direct connection to the Plaza de España train station, the city center, and the south of the province.
Urban Bus (EMT Valencia):
Multiple EMT lines stop in the immediate vicinity of the station (Avenida de Menéndez Pidal and Ricardo Micó street):
- Line 95: Key service that runs along the entire Turia garden to the City of Arts and Sciences and the Port.
- Line 80 and 79: Circular lines that facilitate access to the grand boulevards and peripheral areas.
- Line C2 : Quickly connects with the city center and the North Station (Estación del Norte).
Recommended App: We suggest downloading the EMT Valencia App or Metrovalencia App to plan journeys in real-time and check your Suma card balance.
Connection to the airport
The journey to Valencia Airport (VLC - Manises) is very efficient from the station thanks to the available options:
- Metro (Lines 3 and 5): Can be accessed from the nearby Ángel Guimerá station (transfer from L1/L2 at Turia). The journey takes about 20 minutes to the air terminal.
- Bus (MetroBus - Line 150): Known as the "Aerobús," it has stops nearby and connects directly to the airport.
- Taxi: The station has a permanent official rank outside, with a journey of about 15-20 minutes to the airport.
Car rental
Valencia offers a wide range of private mobility with offices strategically located near the bus terminal.
Available companies
- Station surroundings: You will find counters for agencies such as Europcar, Sixt, and Hertz both in the vicinity of the station and at the nearby Joaquín Sorolla (AVE) Station.
- Carsharing: Shared mobility platforms operate throughout the Campanar area and the city center.
Mobility Tip: If you need a rental vehicle, we recommend comparing whether the pickup is at the Menéndez Pidal street office or if you must travel to the Joaquín Sorolla AVE Station.
Valencia Bus Information: Schedules, Destinations and Contact
The terminal is located at Avenida de Menéndez Pidal, 11. It is the central hub for all national and international routes arriving in the city.
Station hours
Todos los días: 06:00h – 00:00h
Open access according to night service operations.
Main destinations from this station
National: Madrid, Barcelona, Alicante, Málaga, Seville, Zaragoza, Bilbao and Castellón.
International: Paris, Lyon, Geneva and Lisbon
Practical information
Parking: Underground public parking with direct access.
Services available at the station
- Shopping Area: Newsstands, souvenirs, pharmacy, and travel items.
- Luggage lockers: Automatic locker service for luggage of different sizes.
- Dining: Cafeterias, buffet, bakeries, and 24h vending machines.
- WiFi: Free internet connection available in the main waiting areas.
- ATMs: Several bank terminals (ATM) in the main lobby.
- Accessibility: Fully adapted station with ramps, elevators, and accessible toilets.
- Security: Permanent surveillance by security personnel and CCTV cameras.
- Customer Service: Integrated information and ticket sales counters.
- Taxis: Large official taxi rank at the main entrance (Avenida Menéndez Pidal).
- Parcel Service: Areas enabled for managing shipments and parcels by bus.
Where to buy your ticket
| Unlimited trips for 30 days for hundreds of destinations (personal). |
Non-nominative, can be shared, valid for 1 year. |
Travel within the Valencian Community with special discounts. |
| Personal and non-transferable flat rate for youth aged 15 to 26. |
Personal option for recurring trips for those over 26 years old. |
Free trips for the little ones aged 0 to 14 (Personal). |
Useful information before traveling
Frequently Asked Questions about Valencia Station
If your bus leaves very early (e.g., 05:00 AM), the outside area has surveillance and there is a 24-hour taxi rank right at the main entrance for safe late-night transfers.
The terminal is organized into two levels: the upper lobby is for ticket sales and the shopping area, while the lower lobby focuses on dining services and access to the bus platforms.
In addition to the charging towers in the waiting area, if you travel on an Alsa Supra or Confort class bus, you will have USB connectors or individual sockets at your own seat throughout the journey.
Alsa allows the transport of sports equipment for a supplement (approx. €5-€10 depending on the route). You must check it in as special luggage, it must be packed (in a specific bag or box), and you must be at the platform 15 minutes before departure to place it in the trunk.
If you lost it at the station, go to the Information Point. If the item was left on the bus, you must contact the transport company directly. Unclaimed items after 4 weeks are sent to the municipal Lost and Found Office.
You must request the assistance service (PRM) at least 48 hours in advance through the website or phone of the company you are traveling with. The station has elevators and ramps connecting both levels to facilitate your access to the platforms.
You should check the digital screens located on both levels of the terminal. Platforms are usually divided by companies or destinations: the lower lobby gives direct access to the bay area, where each door indicates the platform number.
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