How to arrive
Valencia is located in the eastern coast of Spain, at 354 km east of Madrid and at 351 km to the south of Barcelona. By plane it is directly connected to the main capitals of Europe. Delegates arriving at Madrid or Barcelona’s airports, can either take connection flights or reach Valencia by train.
By Plane
By taxi
Valencia’s airport is a safe place, so don’t doubt on taking a taxi from this point. The trip to the Valencia Conference Centre takes about 25 minutes and costs around 20 €. Taxi trips that start at the airport are always more expensive since they include a special airport fare. Except specified, most taxis don’t accept credit card payments so be sure to have some pocket money when arriving. Taxi is the best option to reach hotels or the Valencia Conference Centre after 19h or very early in the morning. Just provide the name of your hotel and the taxi driver will select the most convenient route.
By underground
There are two underground lines which link the airport, the city centre and the port. Line 3 (Airport-Rafelbunyol) and Line 5 (Airport-Marítim Serrería or Torrent). It takes about 20 minutes to arrive to the city centre. First train departs at 5:29 a.m. and the last train at 23:59 p.m., with trains every 25 minutes. To get to the Valencian Convention Centre or nearby hotels, you may follow this instructions: At the airport you must take line 3 or 5, get down at the station Ángel Guimerà, then take line 1 direction Seminari, Bétera or Lliria and get off at Empalme station. Finally, take line 4 direction Dr.Lluch until you arrive to the Palau de Congressos (Valencia Conference Centre) station.
By Train
For more information about fares, timetables etc, please check RENFES’s website by clicking below: