Valencia Tourist Card

TheValencia Tourist Card (VTC) is an all-inclusive tourist card. It comes in three duration options, either 24, 48, or 72 hours. The cards guarantee free public transport across EMT buses, trams, and metro lines in all zones. The card does not cover MetroBus or Renfe (railway) services.

Aside from free transport, the card offers free admission to municipal museums and monuments and discounts up to 50% on selected tourist services. A total of 130 establishments participate, including shops, leisure services, restaurants. In addition to everything, you will also get two free tapas and drinks. To help you out, along with the card you will receive a free map of the city with a discount guide.

The card’s cost per day decreases with the duration of the pass. A 24h pass costs €15.00, a 48h pass €20.00, and a 72h one €25.00. The cards are activated on first use, be it transport or establishments.

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Types of Cards

The most used and well-known Valencia Tourist Cards (VTC) are the single-user and big group options. Both types of tickets come in three duration options. You can get a 24, 48, or 72 hours VTC. Single-user cards have a slight discount for children between the ages of 6 and 12. To get a Group VTC you will need to purchase at least 20 cards together.

Additionally, there are also some combination options, where you can get tickets for museums and parks together with your VTC. Some of these combination tickets are:

• 72h VTC + entry ticket to the Oceanogràfic
• 72h VTC + entry to Oceanogràfic, Science Museum, Hemisfèric, and Bioparc
• 72h VTC + entry to the Oceanografic, Science Museum, and Hemisfèric

You can check the end of this section to see the price breakdown table.

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These options don’t really save you any money, as the combined price on the website (thus accounting for the online discount), is the same as the price you would get from buying a 72 h Valencia Tourist Card online and then getting your discounted museum/park ticket directly at the venue or Tourist office. The only advantage of getting the combination option is not having to purchase the single park or museum tickets later on. Without the online discount, these combination tickets are even disadvantageous.

Plans are also underway to release a 7-day Valencia Tourist Card for single users. These 7-day passes would effectively be free entry and discount cards, thus not including public transport. You will find more detailed information about each card type, the services and discounts included in the following sections of this article.

Here you can find a breakdown of prices for each card type.

And here is a breakdown of the combination tickets mentioned above. As you can see, only if purchased online they are not disadvantageous. Even then, they would cost you the same as getting a VTC card online and then going to the individual venues to get your tickets.

Is the Valencia Tourist Card Worth It?

If you prefer to be spontaneous and not plan your visits, or simply if you are planning to visit only a few sites per day, maybe this type of discount card is not for you. However, if you want to make the most of what the city has to offer, consider getting the Valencia Tourist Card (VTC).

Maybe you are only staying for a few days and you want to visit all the essential monuments. Maybe you want to hop from one museum to the other. Or maybe, you want to enjoy a mix of everything, museums, restaurants, and leisure services, like cruises and wine tasting tours.

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The VTC will allow you to do all that either for free or with a discount. Thanks to this card, you might even find a venue or museum that you didn’t know about before. On top of that, you will also enjoy free public transport without having to worry about tickets.

If this sounds like it could work for you, in this complete guide you will find all the information you need. Keep reading to learn how, where, and when to use and buy the VTC. Whatever your doubt, here you’ll find the answer.

Single User Valencia Tourist Card

The single-user Valencia Tourist Card comes in three duration options. You can choose between 24, 48, or 72 hours.

Regardless of the type of card, once you activate it and for its complete duration, you will enjoy:

• Free public transport across urban EMT buses (Zone A), metro, and trams (zones A-B-C). MetroBus (yellow buses) and Renfe Cercanias are not included.
• Free entry to municipal museums and monuments.
• Special discounts on 130 participating tourist leisure services, restaurants, and shops. These include tourist attractions, like the City of Arts and Sciences, the Cathedral, private museums, tourist bus tours, walking guided tours, cruises, and many more.
• A map of Valencia with a discounts guide. Here, you will be able to check where you can use your free entry or discounts.
• Two tapas and two drinks for free, with each card.

Card prices vary depending on the duration. Getting these cards online from the official VLC website is more convenient, as additional discounts apply. For adult tickets, you get a 10% online purchase discount, while for children (ages 6 to 12), you get a 15% reduction. When buying in person, children pay the same as adults. Following is a price breakdown table.

The card is activated on first use when you tap it and scan it (this could be at a museum, public transport, etc). The hours of validity will start to count from that moment. This means, if you have a 24-hour card and you activate it on Thursday at 4:00 pm, you will be able to use it until Friday at 4:00 pm.

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Keep in mind that urban transport in Valencia is always free from 0 to 5 years of age by bus, and from 0 to 9 years of age by metro. Children also have free or reduced rates in tourist assets. VTC discounts apply on top of these reduced rates.

Also, we would like to remind you that municipal museums and monuments in Valencia are always free on Sundays, even if you do not have a discount card. Therefore, we do not recommend activating or using your VTC on a Sunday.

Group Valencia Tourist Cards

The VTC for groups essentially works the same way as a normal individual tourist card. This means that regardless of the type of card, once you activate it and for its complete duration, you will enjoy:

• Free public transport across urban EMT buses (Zone A), metro, and trams (zones A-B-C). MetroBus (yellow buses) and Renfe Cercanias are not included.
• Free entry to municipal museums and monuments.
• Special discounts on 130 participating tourist leisure services, restaurants, and shops. These include tourist attractions, like the City of Arts and Sciences, the Cathedral, private museums, tourist bus tours, walking guided tours, cruises, and many more.

You will still have the three duration options: 24, 48, 72 hours. After purchase, every group member receives their own Tourist Card. This means that each card is independent of the others in the group, and can be activated at a different time. That is to say, if you get a 24-hour VTC with a group of 20 people, and someone in the group activates their card today at 11:00 am, but you activate it at 4:00 pm, your card will be valid until 4:00 pm tomorrow, while theirs will be valid until 11:00 am tomorrow.

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The only difference between single-user and group VTC is that when you buy group cards, you will need to purchase at least 20 of the same card (meaning they all have to be for the same duration). This way you will get a 15% discount on the normal in-person price of a single VTC.

This is true both for online purchases and in-person at a tourist office or digital kiosk. For example, if you were to buy an individual 24 hours VTC at a tourist office (or online), you would pay €15.00. When getting a group VTC for 24 hours, each card would cost you €12.75, for a total of €255.00.

The card is activated on the first use when you tap or scan it (this could be at a museum, public transport, etc). The hours of validity will start to count from that moment. This means, if you have a 24-hour card and you activate it on Thursday at 4:00 pm, you will be able to use it until Friday at 4:00 pm.

We would like to remind you that municipal museums and monuments in Valencia are always free on Sundays, even if you do not have a discount card. Therefore, we do not recommend activating or using your VTC on a Sunday.

No Transport 7-day Valencia Tourist Card

Soon there will also be a 7-day Valencia Tourist Card (with no transport) available. These 7-day passes for single users will be ideal for those that would rather spread activities out throughout several days, especially if they prefer walking or biking over taking public transport.

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Keep in mind that this option is not currently available, and it hasn’t been specified when it will be. When it is released, the 7-day VTC will guarantee the same discounts and free entries included in other Valencia Tourist cards, minus the free public transport. The services will include:

• Free entry to municipal museums and monuments.
• Free entrance to the Cathedral and its museum, including the audio guide. Other VTC cards get you a discount to the Cathedral, but no free entry.
• Special discounts on 130 participating tourist leisure services, restaurants, and shops. These include tourist attractions, like the City of Arts and Sciences, private museums, tourist bus tours, walking guided tours, cruises, and many more.
• A map of Valencia with a discounts guide. Here, you will be able to check where you can use your free entry or discounts.
• Two tapas and two drinks for free, for each card.

The 7-day pass can either be for adults or for children (4 to 12 years of age).

As the name suggests, the card will be valid for 7 days. However, in contrast to the other VTC cards, this one will not be activated upon first use (by tapping it on a reader). Instead, the card will have the date printed on it. This means that you will only be able to use it for 7 days from said date. Therefore, it will be better to get this card on the first day you plan on using it.

How to Get a Valencia Tourist Card

There are many ways of getting a Valencia Tourist Card. You can buy one directly from a Valencia Tourist Office with an attendant, get it at a digital kiosk (an automated machine), or online.

Tourist offices

There are five tourist offices all around Valencia.

In the city centre, there are two: one in Plaza del Ayuntamiento, 1 bajo, 46002 ( view map ), the other one in Calle de la Paz 48, 46003 ( view map ).

There is another one by the beach in Calle José Ballester Gozalvo s/n, 46011 ( view map ) – next to Hotel Las Arenas.

There is also one at the Joaquin Sorolla train station (behind the Nord Station), Calle San Vicente 171, 46007 ( view map ).

And finally, one at the airport at the Arrivals Hall ( view map ).

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All offices are accessible for people with reduced mobility. They are equipped with accessible service counters, headsets for the hearing impaired, and assistance for people with reduced mobility and general disabilities. Opening times and closing days can differ from one office to the other, therefore we recommend checking each on the Visit Valencia website .

Digital Kiosks

There are also four digital kiosks (automated machines) that offer 24-hour service. Two of them are at the airport, respectively in front of the car rental stands and next to the tourist office. One is at the train station (also next to the tourist office), and the other one is in the city hall (by the tourist info office in Plaza del Ayuntamiento).

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Online

This is the option we recommend the most, as it implies some discounts. If you decide to purchase your card online, you will still need to pick up your physical card, as this is not an electronic card. You can do so in one of four ways.

• You can pick up your card at any Valencia tourist office (mentioned above). Opening times and closing days can differ from one office to the other, therefore we recommend checking out each on the Visit Valencia website .
• You can also pick up your card at a digital kiosk (mentioned above). These automated machines are available and functioning 24 hours. In order to get your card, you will have to enter the order number and email address with which you made the purchase. Remember that these kiosks work only if you made your purchase through the official Visit Valencia website .
• Another option is to get your card delivered to your house directly. This means that you will have to purchase your ticket way ahead in order to allow for delivery time. For Spain, this will be between 3 and 5 working days. For countries in the EU, between 10 and 15 working days. For the rest of the world, a maximum of 20 days. The delivery cost must be paid by the buyer and is calculated automatically at check-out. This will range between €6 to €15. You can check the status of your order by emailing customer service at [email protected].
• Lastly, your final option is hotel delivery. At the time of purchase, you will indicate the date on which you want the card to be delivered to the hotel. The delivery will be carried out between 10:00 am and 11:00 am, and it will cost €3.40. To ensure this service, it is not allowed to select a delivery date with less than 24 hours’ notice.

After your card has expired, you can return it to a tourist office to be recycled. There is no cashback for this service, but you do get to do something good for the environment.

If, after your time limit has expired, you want to get another card instead, you can recharge it in person and get a 10% discount. This is the same amount you get online the first time you buy a VTC. To get this 10% off, you will have to go to a tourist office and recharge your card with exactly the same type of VTC offer.

How to Use the Valencia Tourist Card

After you have received your physical Valencia Tourist Card, your hours of use will not start until you have activated it. That is to say, until you use your VTC to get a discount, free entry, or transport, your card will not be considered active. Every time you use it, you will need to tap it on a reader of some kind.

On Public Transport

For example, to be able to use the VTC on public transport, you will only need to tap it as a normal transport ticket. For buses, this means that once you get on, you will have a reader (generally behind the driver and by the rear door) that you can tap your card on. Once the audio signal has beeped, your card has been read.

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On the metro, before you access the platforms, you will have gates that automatically open once you have tapped your card. Remember that you need to tap on your way out too. This will not be valid for the 7-day VTC, of course. Keep in mind that urban transport in Valencia is always free for children of ages 0 to 5 by bus, and 0 to 9 by metro.

At Monuments and Other Sights

To get your free entry or discount at other tourist sites, you can get your tickets online in advance (see details below), at any moment at a tourist office, or directly at the individual venues. For the last two options, simply show your Valencia Tourist Card to the attendant, and they will apply any discount you are entitled to by tapping your card on their reader. Children also have free or reduced rates in tourist assets.

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VTC discounts apply on top of these reduced rates. Also, we would like to remind you that municipal museums and monuments in Valencia are always free on Sundays, even if you do not have a discount card. Therefore, we do not recommend activating or using your VTC on a Sunday.

Tickets for Other Venues and Activities

When getting the Valencia Tourist Card online (from the official website ), you can also get tickets for other venues or activities in advance. Unlike the Valencia Tourist Card itself, which you will have as a physical card, you will be sent these as e-tickets. You can get one ticket of every kind for every VTC purchased. This means that you cannot get, for example, two museum tickets with one VTC.

Of course, you will enjoy VTC discounts if they apply to the venue or activity that you chose. However, to get your discount you need to buy the e-ticket at the same time as the VTC. That is to say, you will have to add your tickets to the same shopping cart and check out (pay) for everything together. If you get these tickets online after you have already purchased your VTC, you will not get the VTC discount.

If you do not intend to meticulously plan your trip in detail ahead of time, we would not recommend you get your tickets online this way. It is much easier, instead, to get your discount or free entrance in person at each venue or tourist office, presenting your Valencia Tourist Card.

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For some organized activities or tours (cruises, for instance), you might need to book in advance. If you are really interested in some of them, we recommend you check your discount guide and find the operating entity. When you call them, they will tell you whether you need to book in advance or if you can just show up at any time. This way you’ll make sure you don’t miss out on anything.

At Restaurants

At a restaurant, you will need to show your card to the host or server, and they will apply whichever discount you are entitled to. Remember that some restaurants might have dedicated time slots in which you can get your discount. To be sure, you can check on the discount guide.

What’s Included and Where Can You Use It?

With any Valencia Tourist Card (up to 72 hours) you purchase, whether it is for a child or an adult, you get the following.

• Free public transport across metro and trams (zones A-B-C), urban EMT buses (Zone A). This includes buses 24 and 25 to Albufera and its natural park, surrounded by rice fields. MetroBus (yellow buses, including bus 150 to and from the airport) and Renfe Cercanias (railway trains) are not included. If you want to know more about zones and available options, you can check our article about public transport in Valencia.
• Free entry to municipal museums and monuments. You will find the complete list down below.
• 50% discount at the Ceramics and Arts Museum, as well as the Bullfighting Museum.
• Discounts of up to 35% at other tourist sites, activities, shops, and restaurants. You can find the detailed and complete list down below.

Of course, when the 7-day Valencia Tourist Card becomes available, it will not include any public transport. Instead, you will have free access to the Cathedral and its museum, complete with an audio guide. With all other types of VTC, you get a 10% discount on the Cathedral and annex museum.

Attractions and Monuments with Free Entrance

• Lonja de la Seda. This Unesco Monument used to be Valencia’s ancient silk exchange.
• Museo de Historia de Valencia. It is Valencia’s history museum.
• Museo Fallero. It is a museum dedicated to Valencia’s famous Fallas Festival.
• Torres de Serranos and Torres de Quart. These used to be the old city gates, and if you go up top, you will enjoy spectacular bird’s eye views of Valencia.
• Museo de Ciencias Naturales. This is the museum of natural sciences.
• Museo de la Ciudad. The city museum.
• L’Almoina. It is Valencia’s archaeology museum.
• Museo Historico Municipal. This is the Municipal Museum.
• Reales Atarazanas. The Royal Shipyards, this building houses the maritime museum and temporary exhibitions.
• Museo del Arroz. This is the city’s rice museum.
• Almudin Museum. Commercial warehouse built on the site of a Muslim castle.
• Galleria del Tossal. An open gallery for cultural heritage exhibitions. Also shows the remains of the Islamic city walls.
• Palacio de Cervello. The palace used to be a royal and noble residence in the 19th century.
• Cripta Arqueologica de la Carcel de San Vicente Martir. Prison of San Vicente Archaeological Crypt. Contains artefacts related to Valencia’s Visigoth, Muslim, and Roman past.
• Casa Museo Concha Piquer. This is singer-actress Concha Piquer’s House Museum.
• Casa Museo Blasco Ibanez. This is writer Vicente Blasco-Ibáñez’ House Museum.
• Casa Museo Jose Benlliure. This is painter Jose Benlliure’s House Museum.

Keep in mind that municipal museums and monuments in Valencia are always free on Sundays, even if you do not have a discount card. Therefore, we recommend you plan on using your VTC on any other day except Sundays. To get your free entrance, you can simply go to your venue of interest and present your VTC.

Attractions Where You’ll Get a Discount

• 50% discount at the Ceramics and Arts Museum.
• 50% off Museo Taurino, Valencia’s Bullfighting ring, and museum.
• 15% off Museu de les Ciències Príncipe Felipe. Located in the City of Arts and Sciences.
• 15% off Oceanogràfic, Valencia’s Aquarium.
• 15% off Hemisfèric, Valencia’s IMAX Cinema.
• 15% off Bioparc, Valencia’s Zoo.
• 10% off Valencia Cathedral and its museum.
• 10% off Jardín Botánico, Valencia Botanical Gardens.
• 10% off Museo Muma. This is a museum dedicated to the Patron Saint of Valencia, inside the Royal Basilica of the Virgen de los Desamparados (the Virgin of the Forsaken).
• 10% off Museo del Gremio de Artistas Falleros. An exhibition of figures that, for their artistic value, have been saved from the traditional cremà of 19 March, the night in which all the fallas (ninot figures created for the festival) burn.
• 10 % Ceramic Museum and workshop.

To get your discounted tickets for any of these attractions, you can go to a tourist office or directly at the venue of interest, presenting your Valencia Tourist Card.

Tours Where You’ll Get a Discount

• 35% off Valencia Silk Tour.
• 25% off tourist guide.
• 15% off 4-hour Valencia Family Tour
• 15% off City of Arts and Sciences tour.
• 15% off Palaces of Valencia tour.
• 15% off “Mysteries and legends under the Valencian moon” tour.
• 15% off “Essentials of Valencia and its World Heritage Sites” tour.
• 15% off “The Valencia of the Borgias” tour.
• 15% off Street Art tour.
• 15% off modernist Valencia
• 15% off historic centre Walking Tour.
• 15% off sculpture walk tour.
• 15% off Guided Cabanyal walking tour.
• 15% off “Cabanyal al fresco ” evening guided tour.
• 15% off “Shadow, Silence and Mystery in the streets of Valencia, following in the footsteps of the inquisition” tour.
• 15% off Cathedral and San Nicolas church tour.
• 15% off Guided walking tour of Modernist Valencia.
• 15% off Turia Garden and its bridges tour.
• 15% off “The essence of the historical centre” tour.
• 15% off city centre daily walking tour.
• 15% off Utiel-Raquena winery tour.
• 15% off Valencian wine and tapas tour.
• 15% off Valencian ceramics tour.
• 15% off “Modernist Valencia through the Turia river” bike tour.
• 15% off “From the past to the future” bike tour.
• 15% off “Valencia and the films of Berlanga” tour.
• 10% off Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía guided tour.
• 10% off Mestalla Forever Tour (Valencia Football Club).
• 10% off other bike tours.
• 10% off paella workshops
• 10% off Albufera Experience (jeep and boat trip).
• € 2.00 off Valencia Tourist Bus (hop-on, hop-off). For children € 1.00 off.

Some of these activities (like cruises) may require advance booking in order to guarantee the service. If you are particularly interested in any activity or tour from this list, we recommend you check your discount guide and find the organising entity. This way you can get in touch with them and they will then let you know if you need to book in advance or if you can just show up at any time. In some cases, you might be able to book online at the same time you are getting your VTC.

Nautical Activities Where You’ll Get a Discount

• 10% off stand-up paddle surf yoga class.
• 10% off windsurf masterclass.
• 10% off surf-paddle surf initiation class.
• 10% off sunset sailing excursion from Malvarrosa Beach.
• 10% off swimming excursion.
• 10% off watercraft rental.
• 10% off sailing excursion.
• 10% off “One day at sea” excursion.
• 10% off “Cruise with lunch” excursion.
• 10% off Tourist Catamaran excursion.
• 10% off private sailing board excursion.

Some activities may require advance booking in order to guarantee the service. We recommend that you get in touch with any organising entity if you are particularly interested in any of their services.

Restaurants and Bars Where You’ll Get a Discount

• Free tapa and beer* at Navellos Restaurant.
• Free tapa and beer* at La Cigrona.
• Free tapa and beer* at Mantequerias Vicente Ferrero.
• Free tapa and beer* at Salazonarte.
• Free tapa and beer* at Charcuteria Amparo.
• Free tapa and wine* at El Corte Inglés cafeteria.
• 20% off El Camarote & the Roof restaurant.
• 15% off Cafe de las Horas.
• 10% off Olhops craft brewery.
• 10% off Ubik Cafe.
• 10% off Nereidas, Olympia Hotel restaurant.
• 10% off Cerveceria Navellos.
• 10% off La Cigrona restaurant.
• 10% off Arnadi (Hotel Eurostars Gran Valencia restaurant).
• 10% off Casa Isabel restaurant.
• 10% off Fresco al Mar restaurant.
• 10% off Lienzo restaurant.
• 10% off Leixuri restaurant.
• 10% off Hard Rock Cafe restaurant.
• 10% off La Ferrera restaurant.
• 10% off Nou Gourmet restaurant.
• 10% offRestaurante Hemisferic.
• 10% off Restaurante Museu de les Ciencies.
• 10% off Restaurante Oceanos.
• 5% off El Dossel (Hotel Sorolla Palace restaurant).
• Special discount at Mon Orxata natural craft horchata.

*You are entitled to a total of one free tapas and beer, and one free tapa and wine. You can choose one for each offer among any of these specified venues. Remember there are two Corte Ingles locations where you can have your free tapa and wine. You can also check on the online discount guide.

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Some restaurants might have a selected time slot in which you can get your discount. You can check your discount guide for this purpose.

Other SPAs and Shops Where You Can Get a Discount

• 15% off Rafael Torres Jewelry.
• 10% off Abanicos Vibenca (hand-painted fans shop and workshop).
• 10% off Blackcape Moda Hombre (men’s clothing shop).
• 10% off El Vestidor Vintage.
• 10% off Miralindo (clothing shop).
• 10% off La Botiga de l’Artesania (Valencian Craft shop).
• 10% off Sombreros Albero (headwear).
• 10% off Megastore VFC (Valencia football club store).
• 10% off Templo del futbol Mestalla (Valencia football club store).
• 10% off Tienda Hemisferic (souvenir shop).
• 10% off Tienda del Museu de les Ciencies Princep Felipe (souvenir shop).
• 10% off Tiendas de Oceanografic (souvenir shop).
• 10% off Vicente Gracia jewelry.
• 10% off Poppyns (store and coffee shop).
• 10% off Salazonarte (salted fish sale).
• 10% off Mantequerias Vicente Ferrero (gourmet store).
• 10% off SpaBalneario las Arenas Hotel.
• 10% off Spa Olympia Hotel.
• 10% off Spa Parador El Saler.
• 5% off Espai Seda (silk craft).
• 5% off Hard Rock Cafe (souvenir shop).
• 5% off Hannover 1998 (men’s clothing).
• 5% off Original CV (typical Valencian products).
• €3.00 off Spa Primus Hotel.
• Additional gift with purchase at Boutique Museo Lladro.
• Additional gift with purchase at Tienda Lladro (porcelain works).

Frequently Asked Questions

Here you can find quick answers to all of your questions. Linked, you’ll find the articles or the sections of the articles that can give you more detailed information.

What's the Valencia Tourist Card?

The Valencia Tourist Card (VTC) is an all-inclusive discount and free-entry card.

What does the Valencia Tourist Card cover?

The card guarantees free public transport across EMT buses, trams, and metro in all zones. MetroBus and Renfe services are not covered by the VTC.

The card also offers free admission to municipal museums and monuments and discounts up to 50% on 130 participating tourist services and establishments.

Is the Valencia Tourist Card convenient?

If you are willing to plan your days and visits ahead, it can be extremely convenient. If, on the other hand, you are planning to visit only a few sites, maybe this discount card is not for you.

What free entries are included with the Valencia Tourist Card?

The Valencia Tourist Card gives you free transport across metro, trams, and urban buses (EMT), as well as free entry to municipal museums in Valencia.

What discounts are included with the Valencia Tourist Card?

A lot of tourist sites and establishments (museums, attractions, restaurants, tours, activities, shops to name a few examples) offer discounts for VTC users. The discounts go anywhere from 10% to 50% of the normal price.

How long does the Valencia Tourist Card last?

You can choose between three main duration options: 24h, 48h, or 72h.

Another option (although not currently available) is the 7-day VTC which doesn’t include public transport.

What types of Valencia Tourist Cards are there?

The Valencia Tourist Card comes for single users or for Groups. Each of these two types can be purchased in its 24h, 48h, or 72h version.

An additional option is the 7-day no-transport Valencia Tourist Card, although it is not currently available.

Where can I get the Valencia Tourist Card?

You can get a Valencia Tourist Card from a Valencia Tourist Office with an attendant, get it at a digital kiosk (an automated machine), or online through the official Visit Valencia website.

How do I use the Valencia Tourist Card on public transport?

To use the Valencia Tourist Card on public transport simply tap it on the card readers at the metro entrance or on the bus, exactly like you would with a normal transport card.

How do I use the Valencia Tourist Card at tourist venues?

To get your VTC discount or free entry at a tourist venue, just let the attendant know you have it and hand it to them, they will scan it in order to apply the discount.

How do I use the Valencia Tourist Card at restaurants?

To get your VTC discount at a restaurant or bar, just let them know upon entry that you have it and hand it to them, they will scan it in order to apply the discount.