Valencia City of Arts and Sciences Tourist Guide Valencia

Tourist Offices in the city and region of Valencia

Valencia Tourist Office
Plaza de la Reina, 19
46003 Valencia
Telephone: 963 153 931
Fax: 963 153 920
E-mail: infoturistica@turisvalencia.es
Valencia-Renfe (Spanish Rail) Tourist Office
Calle Xátiva, 24 (estació del Norte)
46007 Valencia
Telephone: 963 528 573
Fax: 963 940 284
E-mail: infoturistica-renfe@tourisvalencia.es
Cullera Tourist Office
Calle del Rí o, 38
46400 Cullera (Valencia)
Telephone: 961 720 974
Fax: 961 738 062
E-mail: cullera@touristinfo.net
Cullera Playa Tourist Office
Plaza Constitución s/n
46400 Cullera (Valencia)
Telephone: 961 731 586
Fax: 961 731 586
E-mail: culleraplaya@touristinfo.net
Gandia Tourist Office
Avenida Marqués de Campo
46700 Gandí a (Valencia)

Valencia Airport in Manises (IATA Aiport Code: VLC), is the 8th busiest Spanish airport in terms of passengers flying and the second in the region after Alicante.
Also known as Manises Airport, it is situated 9km west of the city of Valencia.
Valencia’s airport has flight connections to about 15 European countries and 5.7 million passengers passed through the airport in 2008. The airport has one terminal and two runways and a helipad at the southwestern end.
Valencia airport is situated on the A3 highway which connects Valencia with Madrid, as well as being close to the A7, to Barcelona and into France. It is [...]

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Historically the only place to get a landline telephone in Spain was with Telefonica – assuming you were at the end on one of their lines. But recently the business of telephones haas been opened up to Spanish mobile phone companies, Internet/ADSL providers and cable companies such as Vodafone, Jazztel and Ono.
Personally, after 2 years with Telefonica paying 120 Euros per month (before calls) for slow ADSL, unwatchable TV and poor telephone connections I changed to Jazztel. My bill, after the initial 3 months at 28 Euros is now 49 [...]