The 2026 schedule brings new routes that make Valencia more accessible than ever for travelers from the UK, France, Germany and Ireland — and even the Nordic countries. If you’re looking for an affordable stay with great vibes and lots of social life, take advantage of the new connections and book Home Youth Hostel, centrally located so you can make the most of every day.

Highlighted Routes

Why this matters to know Valencia?

What to do in Valencia on a 2- or 3-day trip?

Smart practical tips to know Valencia

  1. Low-cost mini-itineraries: if you land in Lille in the morning, check cheap regional trains to nearby cities or combine with a low-cost leg to Valencia the same day.
  2. Transport passes: if you stay 3+ days, get a transport card to save on metro/tram journeys.

  3. Smart luggage: travel with carry-on + daypack to avoid low-cost baggage fees and move faster.

  4. Useful apps: EMT Valencia app for public transport, BlaBlaCar for regional rides, Feet Up Concierge, and the local train app for French/Belgian connections.

Why stay at Home Youth Hostel

Flying on the new 2026 routes? Book your stay at Home Youth Hostel and secure the best price for your bed or private room.