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With a comprehensive bus and metro system, it is easy to get
around Valencia. Kiosks and tobacco shops sell cheap 'Bonos'
tickets, which can be used on both buses and trains. The metro
system is not extensive, consisting of four lines, but covers the
major points in the city, including a tramway to the beach. Tickets
for the tram must be bought separately from a vending machine,
which is validated before boarding. Buses will get you to just
about anywhere. More active visitors can opt to hire a bicycle for
around €7 a day, and with Valencia's great network of cycle
paths it is an excellent way to get around the city. Much of the
city can be explored on foot, the central area being very
compact.
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