Valencia flooding: Everything travelers need to know about the city: airport, roads, trains, practical information
Map of areas affected by flooding in Valencia
1. Is the city of Valencia affected by flooding? Is it safe to move around Valencia?
The effects of the DANA storm in Valencia have primarily impacted the southern suburbs, including La Torre, Forn d’Alcedo, and Castellar.
2 Can Valencia be accessed by road?
Almost all roads have reopened, but it is recommended to check the status on the official profile of the Traffic Department, the Valencia City Council’s Traffic Office or the province roads map.
3. Are urban buses running?
Yes, but there are disruptions. Please call the customer service line at +34 963158515 or check updates via WhatsApp: +34 658674920. More information is available on the official EMT Valencia website.
4. Is the metro service operational?
The tram lines 4, 6, 8, and 10, as well as metro lines 3, 5, and 9, are now operating along their entire routes. Lines 1, 2, and 7 are partially operational with the following routes:
– Line 1 operates between Bétera and Plaza de España.
– Line 2 operates between Paterna and Plaza de España.
– Line 7 runs between Marítim and Sant Isidre.
The reopening of the metro lines entails a reorganization of the bus service, as indicated on this map.
5. Are trains running?
The high-speed service between Valencia and Madrid as well as the commuter lines C5 (València Nord-Caudiel), C6 (València Nord-Castellón), C1 (Silla_Gandía) and C2 (Carcaixent-Moixent) are already operational.
You can check the current status of the railway network here.
6. Are taxis available?
Yes, taxis are available. You can request one via the Free Now app or by calling Teletaxi at 963571313.
7. Is the airport accessible?
Yes. Access to the airport is possible via metro lines 3 and 5, Line 150, and by road using a private car or taxi (metro lines and the bus are included in the Valencia Tourist Card).
8. Can I visit Albufera?
Yes, but access to the dock at Gola de Pujol is currently closed, and navigation on L'Albufera Lake is not allowed, as cleaning work is being carried out in the area.
9. Is the tourist bus running?
The city line will operate as usual, but the Albufera Tourist Bus has been cancelled.
10. Are museums open?
All museums are open.
11. Are tourist offices open?
Our tourist offices are open during their regular hours.
12. Are restaurants and shops open in Valencia?
Yes.
13. Is the cultural programming suspended?
All cultural venues are offering their scheduled programming. Check the Visit València agenda for all planned events.
14. If I purchased something in the Visit Valencia online shop and cannot go, what happens with my order?
Contact vlcshop@visitvalencia.com with your details, and they will assist you.
15. Is the City of Arts and Sciences open?
Yes, all venues are open: Oceanogràfic, Museu de les Ciències, Hemisfèric, Caixaforum, and Palau de les Arts.
16. Is Bioparc open?
Yes.
17. Can the beaches be visited?
The urban beaches of Malvarrosa and Cabañal are not affected, nor is La Patacona in the neighboring town of Alboraya.
The beaches of Pinedo, Arbre de Gos, El Saler, Garrofera, and Devesa are closed to the public to facilitate cleaning operations.
18. Can I help those affected by the DANA storm?
If you want to offer your help in the affected neighborhoods in the city, the València City Council is coordinating all proposals through this form.
You can also offer material assistance or donations through this form from the regional government: https://presidencia.gva.es/es/somsolidaritat
Check here for the material collection points for cleaning in the affected areas, organized by the València City Council and the Federació d'Associacions Veïnals de València.
19. Official information
- LIVE CHAT AT https://www.visitvalencia.com/en/chat