Valencia

How much does Valencia cost?

€148 to €194 per person for 3 days.

Tickets, food and local transport. The hotel and the trip there are not included.

  • Tickets: €15
  • Free: 8

Data checked on October 5, 2026

The total for each plan

Per person, without the hotel. Tickets are the prices of the stops in each plan, read on the official sites. Food and transport come from the city figures.

PlanTicketsTransportFoodTotal
1 day €0 €8 €36 to €52 €44 to €60
2 days €12 €16 €73 to €104 €101 to €132
3 days €15 €24 €109 to €155 €148 to €194

Stops with a ticket whose price we could not confirm are left out of the sum.

How the total is made

Tickets are the adult prices of the stops in the plan. Transport is one 24-hour pass per day, or four single rides where there is no pass. Food goes from two inexpensive meals and a coffee per day to one inexpensive meal, half of a mid-range dinner for two and two coffees.

Ticket prices, stop by stop

StopAdult ticketBooking
Valencia Cathedral and MigueleteThe cultural visit costs 12 euros and includes an audio guide in 10 languages. The Miguelete is 3 euros. €12 Not needed
National Ceramics MuseumGeneral admission is 3 euros. Entry is free on Saturdays from 16:00 until closing, on Sundays and on some national days, including 12 October. €3 Not needed
OceanogràficThe general adult ticket changes with the date: the official site lists 35.90, 38.30 and 41.80 euros depending on the season. Combined tickets with the science museum and the Hemisfèric cost more. not confirmed Advised
La Lonja de la Seda not confirmed Not needed
Torres de Serranos not confirmed Not needed
Torres de Quart not confirmed Not needed
Bioparc ValenciaGeneral tickets for ages 13 to 64 start from 29.50 euros, and the price depends on the date. Ages 4 to 12 and over 65 pay a reduced price, and ages 0 to 3 are free. not confirmed Advised

Stops that cost nothing

Local transport

Single ride
€2

The old town is small enough to walk, and the Lonja, the Mercado Central and the cathedral sit within about ten minutes of each other. Use the metro or tram for the Oceanogràfic, the beach and the airport, and a bike for the flat Turia gardens. A short stay rarely adds up to many rides, so single tickets are enough for most visitors.

EMT València