How to get around
Walking and cycling are excellent means of transport in Bilbao, as there are
quite a few pedestrianised streets as well as quite a good cycle lane network.
The city has an excellent public transport infrastructure, recently voted
the best in Spain.
In addition to single journey tickets, there are a range of day passes and
carnets available:
Tram day pass
Unlimited trips, 3 €
Metro day pass
Unlimited trips, 3 €
Creditrans
5€, 10€, or 15 € options.
This card is valid in the Metro, on the Tram, on Bilbobus (local buses), on
Bizkaibus (provincial network), for the La Salve lift, for the Artxanda cable
railway, for the Transporter bridge, and on Euskotren. It has no time limit
and can be used by more than one person on the same trip. It is sold in all
stations, tobacconists, newstands, and ONCE cabins.
Bilbao Card
In addition to free transport, this card offers discounts in museums, restaurants,
shops, etc. It can be purchased at the Tourism office and Bilbao Lodging.
Prices: 1 day: 6 €. 2 days: 10 €. 3 days: 12 €
+ info:
www.creditrans.com
www.bilbao.net
(city tranport)
www.bizkaia.net
(province transport)
www.metrobilbao.com
www.euskotren.es
(Donostia / San Sebastián train and others towards Bermeo, Durango
and Txorierri)
www.euskotran.es
www.feve.es
(Encartaciones train)
www.renfe.es
(trains to Santurtzi, Muskiz and Orduña)
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