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General Information About Valencia Airport

General Information Valencia Airport, commonly referred to as Manises Airport, is one of Spain's major international hubs and second in importance within Valencian Community. Situated 8 kilometers west of Valencia City itself in Manises and serving a range of major airlines; Valencia Airport serves as an important hub.

Valencia Airport (VLC) serves flights departing to over 20 European nations as well as several outside the continent including Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. Valencia's most popular routes from VLC Airport include Palma de Mallorca, Ibiza, Bilbao Seville Madrid.

How to get there: Valencia Airport offers public transportation with bus route 150 connecting city residents directly to its terminal, as well as MetroValencia lines 3 and 5, running every 10-20 minutes and offering cost-effective alternatives to taxi fares. These public options make reaching Valencia Airport both quick and economical!

Arrival and Departure Facilities: On arrival, passengers can use the public check-in area on level 0 of the terminal to board their flights. There are four baggage reclaim halls which should be monitored through TV screens before selecting one for entry.

Lost Property:

If you lose something at an airport, head straight for the lost property counter in the public arrivals hall for assistance in locating and recovering it. There, they can provide tips and strategies on how to do just that.

Shopping: Situated on the ground floor of the airport's aviation terminal are several shops that sell souvenirs and local products, as well as book and magazine shops, pharmacies, and newsagents.

How to Get From Valencia Airport to Valencia Center

One option for traveling from Valencia Airport to Valencia center is taking the metro, which offers quick and easy transport into the city centre. There are 10 metro lines with stops all throughout Valencia's central district - two of the more popular being Line 3 and Line 5.

Purchase of a tourist card can give you access to Valencia's public transport for 24, 48 or 72 hours and offer significant discounts or even free travel on buses, trains and trams throughout the city.

Another convenient and quick option for getting from the airport to your accommodation is taking a taxi service, however prices will differ from company to company.

Alternately, you may opt to book a private transfer service that will meet you at Valencia airport and drive directly to your hotel or apartment in Valencia's center - usually costing between EUR20-27 and taking approximately 15-20 minutes for arrival at destination.

Taxis may be more costly than the other options, but they're the fastest and most reliable way to get from the airport to your destination quickly and reliably. Available 24 hours a day, taxis provide quick transport.

From Valencia Airport, bus route 150 stops right outside the terminal and departs every 26 minutes during weekdays and 35 minutes on weekends.

Journey time from Valencia Airport is approximately 25 minutes, costing 2.50-3.90 euros each way. In summer months there are private tour operators services operating extra routes to Alicante and Benidorm.

Valencia Airport's train lines 3 and 5, connecting it to Valencia City Centre as well as Alicante and Denia along its coastal route, run regularly between Madrid, Barcelona and Alicante/Denia.

If you are traveling with children, tourist information stands or metro train stations offer several family passes that allow up to 2 adults and 8 children free travel between 3.00 pm on Fridays and midnight on Sundays - valid on both weekend days from 3.00 pm until midnight; giving access to metro, buses and trams as well.

Those traveling by car will find several rental agencies located in T1 car park on the ground floor of the airport; such as Budget, Hertz, Enterprise and Thrifty.

Valencia Airport Amenities & Services

Valencia Airport Amenities and Services To help make your experience as relaxing and pleasant as possible, Valencia offers a comprehensive set of amenities and services designed to ensure a pleasurable journey - lounges, restaurants, shops, free WiFi connectivity points and charging points, prayer room etc.

VIP Lounge in Terminal 1's Departures Area provides customers with first class tickets free newspapers, catering and television viewing.

Public Transport: When travelling around Valencia, passengers have two underground train lines available to them for travel to both the city centre and other parts of Valencia. Line 3 offers transportation into Port Azafata while Line 5 covers more of Valencia's metropolitan area.

Rental Car Desks at the Airport:

The airport features several rental car desks from Avis, Europcar, Sixt, Goldcar and Hertz that all operate out of desks located on the ground floor of its terminal building with drop off/collection points in its adjacent car park.

Parking: Wichita International Airport offers various parking options, such as an express car park offering 15 minute free parking - perfect for pick-up and drop-off services - while long stay car parks can be reached directly by the terminal building.

Disabled Facilities: Valencia Airport welcomes passengers with disabilities with access ramps and lifts as well as designated parking spaces with Braille signage in its car parks.

Restaurants & Shops: Valencia Airport terminal buildings feature an array of shops and eateries ranging from high-end fashion retailers to fast food chains. There's also a tourist information office, bureau de change services, as well as meeting/event space available here.