What to see in Burjassot
Burjassot from Valencia is easy to reach by public transport or car. Metro, tram, metropolitan bus and car are the options for reaching this town a few minutes from central Valencia. Pick by where you start and whether parking matters.
Burjassot from Valencia by metro line 1
Metrovalencia line 1 serves two stops in town, Burjassot and Burjassot-Godella. From the centre, Túria, Àngel Guimerà or Plaza de España all feed the line, and the hop lasts minutes. For most visits this is the comfortable default, with no parking to hunt at the far end.
Tram and bus connections
If your starting point is served by the tram, consider the connection with line 4 at Empalme. MetroBus services also connect Burjassot with nearby municipalities. Check the route from your starting point before boarding. Check how the Empalme connection fits your starting point, and allow time for the change when planning the whole journey.
Driving to Burjassot by car
By car count about 8 km up the CV-35, the Ademuz road, and 10 to 15 minutes with traffic. The wheel earns its keep when the day chains nearby villages or luggage piles high. Plan your parking before leaving, and allow for traffic when choosing an arrival time. Bring anything you need for the day rather than relying on an unplanned stop immediately after arrival.
Which option wins
Metro line 1 is convenient for many visits, with a short journey from central Valencia and no need to park a car. Check the outward and return timetables before leaving, and choose your departure according to the time you want to spend in Burjassot. The car answers multi village days, and the Empalme tram link answers tram side starts. For the next escape, weigh Serra in the Calderona or Sagunto with its castle, inside the full town index.
What to see in Burjassot
- Parc de la GranjaGarden · FREE~300 m from the Town Hall
A former 19th-century farm and agronomy station turned into a large public park in Burjassot, with the Casa de la Cultura, old train…
- Patio de los Silos (Les Sitges de Burjassot)Monument · FREE~200 m from the Town Hall
An underground complex of grain silos dug from 1573 to store the wheat that supplied the city of Valencia, declared a National…
- Ermita de Sant RocChurch · FREE~150 m from the Town Hall
A small chapel on a rise beside the Patio de los Silos, with an early shrine that may date back to the 16th century.
- El Castell — Colegio Mayor San Juan de RiberaCastle · FREE~600 m from the Town Hall
A castle-palace of medieval origin (15th century) that Archbishop Saint Juan de Ribera acquired around 1600 and turned into a manor-palace…
- Jardí de la Devesa del CastellGarden · FREE~600 m from the Town Hall
A historic garden of around 18,000 m², landscaped in the early 17th century by Juan de Ribera, wrapping around the castle-college and…
- Església Arxiprestal de Sant Miquel ArcàngelChurch · FREE~600 m from the Town Hall
The oldest parish church in Burjassot, raised from 1767 and opened for worship in 1780 on Saint Michael's day.
- Mercat Municipal de BurjassotMonument · FREE~50 m from the Town Hall
A market in the old town on Plaça Baltasar Mallent, on land ceded to the municipality in 1736 by the priest the square is named after.
- Parc de l'Eixereta (La Pinada de Carsí)Garden · FREE~500 m from the Town Hall
One of Burjassot's most ecologically valuable spaces, a Mediterranean pine wood of around 33,000 m² that preserves original native…
- Estàtua de Vicent Andrés EstellésMonument · FREE~50 m from the Town Hall
A life-size bronze of the poet Vicent Andrés Estellés, a distinguished son of Burjassot and renewer of Valencian poetry, seated on a bench…
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Frequently asked questions
How do you reach Burjassot from Valencia?
On metro line 1 to Burjassot or Burjassot-Godella, a few minutes from Túria, Àngel Guimerà or Plaza de España.
How do you drive to Burjassot?
About 8 km up the CV-35, 10 to 15 minutes with traffic. It suits multi village days or heavy luggage.
How do you reach the Burjassot-Godella stop?
Burjassot-Godella is one of the two named stops in the municipality on line 1. Both stops sit minutes from the Valencia centre.
Is there a tram link?
Yes, change at Empalme for tram line 4. MetroBus services also connect Burjassot with nearby municipalities.
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