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You can reach the City of Arts and Sciences on foot from the Alameda metro stop, located in the former Turia Riverbed, in a pleasant walk of approximately 20 minutes.
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Valenbisi has stations near the City of Arts and Sciences, located on Avda. de La Plata (Fallas Museum) and Autopista del Saler - Monteolivete Bridge, making bicycle access to the complex easy.
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The closest stop is Ciutat Arts i Ciències – Justícia (Line 10), and you can also reach it via Alameda (Lines 3 and 5), though it is a 15-minute walk through the gardens of the former Turia riverbed.
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The taxi stop at Plaza Monteolivete is a strategic point located in the center of Valencia, allowing quick access to the City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia.
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Line 13: From Marítim-Serrería metro station (in the La Malvarrosa neighborhood) to the Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències. Line 13 connects the maritime district and the area farthest from the port with the City of Arts, stopping at various important stops. Ideal if you're near the beach or the port of Valencia.
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Line 14: Connects the Mercat Central (a very central area of Valencia) with the Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències. This line is a good option for those in the city center, near the Central Market or the Town Hall Square. It offers a direct connection to one of Valencia's main tourist spots.
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Line 35: Goes from the Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències to the Malilla neighborhood. This line is useful for those in the southern part of Valencia, connecting residential neighborhoods like Malilla with the City of Arts. It also provides access to areas close to the city center.
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Line 95: Connects the Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències with El Palmar (a nearby village near the Albufera of Valencia). This line is perfect for those wishing to travel between the City of Arts and more peripheral or rural areas near the Albufera, such as El Palmar, known for its landscapes and typical gastronomy (especially paella).