Treni per Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla

1.2 miles (2 km)

Valencia is the third major city of Spain. It’s located on the Mediterranean, on the east coast of the country. Valencia is known for its warm weather and good food. One of its most iconic landmarks is the famed Calatrava’s modern City of Arts and Sciences. One of the main train stations in Valencia is the Valencia Joaquín Sorolla station. The station is directly south of the Old Centre of Valencia. It primarily operates high-speed trains to Madrid and Seville. However, there are also routes operated by Renfe to other Spanish cities such as Barcelona and Gijón. The Ciutat Vella (Old City) is considered to be the city centre of Valencia. To get from the Old City Centre to the Valencia Joaquín Sorolla station there are multiple public transit routes depending on the part of the city you’re at. The Jesus metro stop is near the train station and has lines 1, 2 and 7 transiting through it

The airport can be reached by public transit in about 42 minutes via the Line 3 or Line 5 metro trains or in about 44 minutes via the Line 150 bus