Maps in Alicante
Get around If you stay in the old town, most areas of interest are within walking distance. By tram and bus Public transportation is provided by trams (described above) and buses. Visitors intending to use both systems may want to consider purchasing a rechargeable Bono Móbilis Multiviaje[dead link] card, which costs €8.70* for 10 rides plus €2 for the plastic card (2025); discounted youth and senior Móbilis cards are also available. *Full price, 50% discount in effect until August 2025. Valid on bus & tram in zone A. The zone map for tram is available here[dead link]. The card can be purchased at the main 38.34809-0.48451 TAM Office (C/ Díaz Moreu 6, ☏ +34 965 140 936, M-F 09:00-19:00, Sa 10:00-13:00), at the central bus station (M-F 08:30-14:00, 17:00-19:00), and at a number of shops[dead link] throughout the city. Subus Alicante[dead link] operates an expansive network of bus routes, with bus stops at key locations including the train station, airport, shopping centres, and major sights. On most routes, buses run from 06:30-22:30, with extended hours on weekends. There are also a number of night routes. A single ride costs €1.45…
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