Valencia Station North

Visit the old cafeteria area (which is now an empty hall). It is an ornate but empty room on the very right side, immediately after you enter the station. Amazing celebration of the role of women in the economy of Valencia, particularly during the era when oranges was the city’s greatest economic driver. The same motifs of celebrating women in Valencia can be found all over the outside area too — see pics. Awesome architecture and cool vibe to it! Would recommend if you are into that kind of goodness!

Some employees don't deserve some posts. I was asking the lady in the kiosk, trying to make sure that I am in the right line to go to Xativa... I taped the class with my fingers catching her attention... She just raised hand to me to stop and She continued looking to her interesting colored mobile phone!!! This is how should be the good attention to clients!!! Still I am keeping my positive look to the station, one person doesn't mean everyone of course 👍🏼

The station itself is very big and has a nice design with interesting architecture. There are many restaurants, shops inside and bathrooms. The Valencia Station North has many exits on all sides. The place is right near the city centre and taxis can be found very close. What I don't like is the process for buying tickets. Barely any of the people there can speak English and that's harder for tourists. It's also very crowded at all times, but it's somewhat expected for a big city. I recommend asking other people for help. Overall good.

It’s a oldest station in the town and well maintained . Since it’s historical people who are local talk high about this place . But , for me and my friend - it was hyped . It’s good one , but not extraordinary

Stunning classic train station in Valencia. All the local commuter trains come through here. The plaster work showing oranges perfectly represent one of the main things Valencia is famous for. Just five minutes walk from the main square of the city.