PLAN YOUR TRIP

Getting Around Valencia

Metro + Tram

Valencia’s Metrovalencia system includes both underground metro lines and above-ground trams. It’s the fastest way to get from the airport to the city center or zip between neighborhoods.

Airport to City: Take Line 3 or 5 from the airport to Xàtiva or Colón stations.
Beach access: Hop on Tram Line 6 or 8 to reach La Malvarrosa.
Tickets are affordable, and trains run from 5 AM to midnight (later on weekends).

👉 Pro Tip: Pick up a SUMA 10 card for 10 discounted rides across all public transport types.

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Bikes + eScooters

Valencia is flat, sunny, and has over 150 kilometers of bike lanes, making it perfect for cycling and scooting.

Valenbisi is the city’s official bike-sharing program—great for short trips.
You’ll also find Lime, Dott, or Tier scooters available throughout the city.
Rentals are often cheaper through their apps, and helmets are optional (but encouraged).

Bonus: Bikes and scooters make for adorable, candid photo moments if you’re feeling adventurous during your Snap Valencia session!

Need Directions to Your Photoshoot?

Once you book your session, we’ll send you the exact meeting point and the easiest public transport or walking route to get there. If you ever get turned around, we’re just a message away.

Let us take care of the route—you just show up and shine.
Book your session or contact us with any transit questions!

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Buses

Valencia’s bright red EMT buses cover the entire city and run frequently. You can buy single tickets on board (bring coins or a credit card), or use the same travel card from the metro.

Great for reaching places the metro doesn’t cover.
Buses often stop near major shoot locations like Plaza del Ayuntamiento and Turia Gardens.

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Easy, Affordable & Scenic Ways to Explore the City
Valencia is one of those cities where getting around is refreshingly simple—whether you’re hopping on a tram, cruising on a bike, or strolling through sunlit plazas. The city’s transportation system is clean, reliable, and incredibly tourist-friendly.

No rental car? No problem. You’ve got plenty of options to get to your photoshoot on time (and explore everything in between).

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Walk It Out

Valencia’s historic center, parks, and plazas are best discovered on foot. You’ll find that many of our favorite photo locations—like the Serranos Towers or Plaza de la Virgen—are just minutes apart.

Walking is also the best way to stumble upon hidden cafés, colorful murals, and quiet courtyards that might just make the perfect backdrop for a quick snap.

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Greetings from Valencia!

Planning your trip or already wandering the sunny streets of Valencia? We’ve got you covered. From hidden gems to must-see sights, our blog is filled with travel tips, local guides, and insider inspiration to help you make the most of your time here.