List of Metrovalencia stations

System map (including zones) of Metrovalencia (March 2015)

The following is a list of the 137 stations[1][2][3] in the Metrovalencia hybrid metro/tram system in Valencia, Spain.

This Metrovalencia network consists of more than 156.4 kilometres (97.2 mi) of route. A 27.3-kilometre (17.0 mi) portion of this network, serving a total of 35 stations, is underground. The remaining 129.1 kilometres (80.2 mi) of route, serving 102 stations, is at-grade.[1]

Legend

List

Station Lines Opened Type Character Notes
Aeroport 2007 Metro Underground
Alameda 1995 Metro Underground
Albalat dels Sorells 1995 Suburban train At-grade
Alberic 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Alboraya-Palmaret 1995/2010 Metro Underground Originally an at-grade suburban train station called Palmaret. Renamed and put underground in December 2010.[4]
Alboraya-Peris Aragó 1995/2010 Metro Underground Originally an at-grade suburban train station called Alboraya. Renamed and put underground in December 2010.[4]
Alfauir 2007 Tram At-grade
Alginet 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Almàssera 1995 Suburban train At-grade
Amistat-Casa de Salud 2003 Metro Underground
Àngel Guimerà 1988 Metro Underground
Aragón 2003 Metro Underground
Ausiàs March* 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Avinguda del Cid 1998 Metro Underground
Ayora 2003 Metro Underground
Bailén 2005 Metro Underground
Benaguasil 2n 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Benaguasil 1r 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Benicalap 1994 Tram At-grade
Beniferri 1988 Metro Underground
Benimaclet 1995 Metro/Tram Underground
Benimàmet 1988/2011 Suburban train Underground Originally an at-grade suburban train station; put underground in May 2011.
Benimodo* 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Bétera 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Burjassot 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Burjassot-Godella 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Campament 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Campanar 1988 Metro Underground
Campus 1999 Tram At-grade
Canterería 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Carlet 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Col·legi El Vedat* 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Colón 1998 Metro Underground
Doctor Lluch 1994 Tram At-grade Northbound-direction only
El Clot* 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Empalme 1988 Metro/Tram At-grade
Entrepins* 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Espioca* 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Estadi del Llevant 2007 Tram At-grade
Eugenia Viñes 1994 Tram At-grade Southbound-direction only
Facultats 1995 Metro Underground
Faitanar 2007 Metro Underground
Fira València 2000 Tram At-grade Special events service only
Florista 1994 Tram At-grade
Foios 1995 Suburban train At-grade
Font Almaguer 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Francisco Cubells 2007 Tram At-grade
Fuente del Jarro* 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Garbí 1994 Tram At-grade
Godella 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Grau-Canyamelar 2007 Tram At-grade Originally called Grau; name changed in December 2010.[5]
Jesús 1988 Metro Underground Opened as Jesús; renamed Joaquín Sorolla in December 2010[6] following an accident which killed 43 people. Renamed Joaquín Sorolla-Jesús in July 2011.[7] Reverted to its current name on 30 June 2016.[8]
L'Alcúdia 1988 Suburban train At-grade
L'Eliana 1988 Suburban train At-grade
La Cadena 1994 Tram At-grade
La Canyada 1988 Suburban train At-grade
La Carrasca 1994 Tram At-grade
La Coma 2005 Tram At-grade
La Cova 2015 Suburban train At-grade
La Granja 1999 Tram At-grade
La Marina 1994 Tram At-grade Northbound-direction only
La Pobla de Farnals 1995 Suburban train At-grade
La Pobla de Vallbona* 1988 Suburban train At-grade
La Presa 2015 Suburban train At-grade
La Vallesa* 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Les Arenes 1994 Tram At-grade Southbound-direction only
Les Carolines-Fira 1988/2011 Suburban train Underground Originally an at-grade suburban train station; put underground in May 2011.
Llíria 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Lloma Llarga-Terramelar 2005 Tram At-grade
Machado 1995 Metro Underground
Manises 2007 Metro Underground
Marina Reial Joan Carles I 2007 Tram At-grade Originally called Neptu; renamed in April 2013.[4]
Marítim-Serrería 2007 Metro/Tram Underground
Marxalenes 1994 Tram At-grade
Masalavés* 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Mas del Rosari 2005 Tram At-grade
Masia de Traver 2015 Suburban train At-grade
Masies* 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Massamagrell 1995 Suburban train At-grade
Massarrojos 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Mediterrani 2007 Tram At-grade
Meliana 1995 Suburban train At-grade
Mislata 1999 Metro Underground
Mislata-Almassil 1999 Metro Underground
Moncada-Alfara 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Montesol* 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Montortal* 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Museros 1995 Suburban train At-grade
Nou d'Octubre 1999 Metro Underground
Omet* 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Orriols 2007 Tram At-grade
Paiporta 1988 Metro At-grade
Palau de Congressos 1994 Tram At-grade
Paterna 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Patraix 1988 Metro Underground
Picanya 1988 Metro At-grade
Picassent 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Plaça d'Espanya 1988 Metro Underground
Pont de Fusta 1994 Tram At-grade
Primat Reig 1994 Tram At-grade
Quart de Poblet 2007 Metro Underground
Rafelbunyol 1995 Suburban train At-grade
Realón* 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Reus 1994 Tram At-grade
Riba-roja de Túria 2015 Suburban train At-grade
Rocafort 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Rosas 2007 Metro Underground
Safranar 1988 Metro Underground Originally called Hospital; name changed in December 2011.[5]
Sagunt 1994 Tram At-grade
Salt de L'Aigua 2007 Metro Underground
Sanatori Psiquiàtric* 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Sant Isidre 1988 Metro At-grade
Sant Joan 1999 Tram At-grade
Sant Miquel del Reis 2007 Tram At-grade
Sant Ramón* 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Santa Gemma Parc Cientific UV 2005 Tram At-grade Originally called Santa Gemma; name changed in December 2010.[5]
Santa Rita* 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Seminari-CEU 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Serrería 1994 Tram At-grade
Tarongers 1994 Tram At-grade
Tomás y Valiente 2005 Tram At-grade
Torre del Virrei* 2007 Suburban train At-grade
Torrent 1988 Metro At-grade
Torrent Avinguda 2004 Metro Underground
Tossal del Rei 2007 Tram At-grade
Trànsits 1994 Tram At-grade
Túria 1988 Metro Underground
TVV 1999 Tram At-grade
Universitat Politècnica 1994 Tram At-grade
València Sud 1988 Metro At-grade
Vicent Andrés Estellés 1999 Tram At-grade
Vicente Zaragozá 1994 Tram At-grade
Villanueva de Castellón 1988 Suburban train At-grade
Xàtiva 1998 Metro Underground

References

  1. 1 2 "FGV en cifras > Metrovalencia en cifras > Datos de la red de Metrovalencia" [FGV figures > Metrovalencia figures > Data on the Metrovalencia network] (in Spanish). FGV. 2014. Retrieved 2015-08-08.
  2. ↑ "Getting around with Metrovalencia – Lines". FGV. Retrieved 2015-08-12.
  3. ↑ "Plano Red Metrovalencia" (PDF) (in Spanish). FGV. March 2015. Retrieved 2015-08-12.
  4. 1 2 3 La parada del tranvía 'Neptú' pasa a denominarse 'Marina Real Joan Carles I' (in Spanish), El Mundo, 6 April 2013.
  5. 1 2 3 FGV cambia el nombre a la estación de Jesús 1.460 días después de la tragedia del metro (in Spanish), Levante-EMV, 11 December 2010.
  6. ↑ La asociación de víctimas critica el cambio de nombre de la estación del accidente de metro (in Spanish), El País, 16 December 2010.
  7. ↑ La estación del accidente de metro recupera su nombre (in Spanish), El Mundo, 30 July 2011.
  8. ↑ "Trabajadores de FGV cambian los carteles en la estación de Jesús" [Valencia railway workers change the signs in Jesús station]. Las Provincias (in Spanish). Valencia, Spain. 27 February 2012. Retrieved 14 September 2016.
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