Every Thursday at 12:00 p.m. at the Apostles’ Gate of Valencia Cathedral, experience firsthand one of Valencia’s oldest traditions, declared Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO.
Return to Normalcy in the City of València After the DANA Floods
Everything travelers need to know about the city: airport, roads, trains, practical information
València gradually returned to normal after the October floods, which mainly affected three southern districts and the Albufera Natural Park. Tourist services and attractions are operating normally, making the city a safe and as attractive as ever destination.
All tourist attractions are open
All museums and monuments, the City of Arts and Sciences, Oceanogràfic, Bioparc, and tourist information offices are operating during their regular hours. If you're planning your trip to València and have any questions, you can easily resolve them through our online chat.
Getting Around València
You can get around the city conveniently with the Valencia Tourist Card, which gives you access to the entire urban public transport network. If you're arriving by plane, you can take metro lines 3 and 5 or bus line 150 to get to the city hassle-free.
Accessing València by Road or Train
Road access to the city is fully open and in good condition. If you have any doubts, you can check the status of the roads on the official profile of the Traffic Department, the Valencia City Council’s Traffic Office or the province roads map.
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