Practical information

Venues

Join us in Valencia for the 18th edition of the Eurochambres Congress, a flagship gathering of chamber representatives from across Europe.
Hosted by the Chamber of Commerce of Valencia (Cámara Valencia) in a city renowned for its rich cultural heritage, Mediterranean character and dynamic economic ecosystem, the congress will take place over two days of inspiring plenary sessions, interactive workshops and high-level networking opportunities.
The congress will place chambers at the heart of the discussion — exploring their business models, services and evolving roles in supporting companies and policy-makers as they work towards a competitive, resilient and sustainable European economy following several challenging years for the business community.

Main venue of the event

Palacio de la Música.
Passeig de l’Albereda, 30. 46023 Valencia

Gala dinner

Hemisfèric.
Av. del Professor López Piñero, 3, 46013 Valencia

Welcome Reception

Chamber of Commerce of Valencia
Calle Poeta Querol, 15
46002 Valencia

Google Map overview

HOW TO MOVE AROUND THE CITY

Valencia is a compact, accessible and well-connected city, making it easy for congress participants to move between venues, hotels and key areas using public transport, taxis or on foot.

Public Transportation in Valencia

Valencia offers an efficient and integrated public transport system, including metro, tram and city buses, covering the city centre, airport, beach areas and surrounding districts.

Metro & Tram

Operated by Metrovalencia
Connects the city centre, Valencia Airport, beach areas and main districts
Metro lines 3 and 5 provide direct access between the airport and the city centre
Services operate from early morning until late evening, with extended hours on weekends

City Buses

Operated by EMT Valencia
Extensive coverage throughout the city centre and surrounding neighbourhoods
Night bus services are available on weekends

Travel Time

Approximate travel times within Valencia:
- Airport → City Centre:
  20–30 minutes by metro | 25–30 minutes by taxi
- City Centre → Palacio de la Música:
  10–15 minutes by bus or taxi
- City Centre → City of Arts and Sciences:
  10–15 minutes by bus or taxi
Most central locations in Valencia can be reached within 15–20 minutes.

Ticket Purchase

Tickets for public transport can be purchased at metro stations, ticket machines, kiosks and tourist information offices.

SUMA Transport Cards

- Rechargeable cards valid on metro, tram and city buses
- Ideal for multiple journeys during your stay

Taxi Services

Taxis are widely available throughout Valencia and operate 24/7. They can be hailed on the street, found at designated taxi ranks or booked via phone or mobile apps.

Official Valencia taxis: white vehicles with a green light when available
Radio Taxi Valencia – Tel. +34 963 703 333
Taxi Valencia – Tel. +34 963 571 313
Ride-hailing apps: Cabify and Free Now are commonly used

Where to Park in Valencia

Valencia offers several parking options for visitors travelling by car:

- Public underground car parks throughout the city centre
- On-street parking, regulated by blue and green zones with time limits
- Park & Ride (P+R) facilities on the outskirts of the city, allowing visitors to park and continue their journey by public transport

HOW TO GET TO VALENCIA

Valencia is easily accessible by air, rail and road, with excellent connections to major Spanish and European cities.

Plane

Valencia Airport (VLC) is located just 8 kilometres from the city centre and offers regular daily flights to major domestic and international destinations.

Metro lines 3 and 5 connect the airport directly with the city centre
Taxis and ride-hailing services are available outside the terminal
Average transfer time: 20–30 minutes

Train

Valencia has two main railway stations:

Joaquín Sorolla Station

High-speed AVE connections to Madrid, Cuenca, Seville and Córdoba
ALVIA and EUROMED services connecting Valencia with cities including Barcelona

Estación del Norte

Located in the city centre
Serves regional and local train services

Both stations are well connected to public transport and taxi services.

CAR

Valencia is connected to Spain’s modern motorway network:

AP-7 motorway running north–south along the Mediterranean coast, connecting Valencia with Barcelona
A-3 motorway linking Valencia directly with Madrid