- Airport to venue:
- From Valencia Airport (VLC) to Roig Arena, the most direct public transport options include taking Metro Line 5 and then Bus Line 99, or Metro Line 10 to Quatre Carreres station, which is about a five-minute walk from the venue. Taxis and rideshares are also available.
- Kosher food:
- Valencia has at least one certified kosher restaurant, Kosher Tov, under the supervision of Chabad Lubavitch Valencia. K Restaurant also offers certified kosher catering and delivery.
- Chabad:
- Chabad Lubavitch de Valencia is located on Gran Via de les Germanies, in the Russafa neighborhood.
- At the venue:
- Prohibited items at Roig Arena include weapons, objects over 500 grams or 500 milliliters, flares, and professional photo/video equipment without authorization. Only water in transparent plastic bottles (maximum 50cl, without a cap) is allowed; outside food and other drinks are prohibited. Bags and backpacks are subject to inspection, and an external paid cloakroom service is available for items not permitted inside. Re-entry is not permitted once you leave the arena, and alcohol sales are prohibited at sporting events within the venue.
- Safety:
- Valencia is generally a safe city with low violent crime, but tourists should be aware of petty crime such as pickpocketing and bag snatching, especially in crowded tourist areas and on public transportation.
- Travel advisory:
- The Israeli National Security Council (NSC) advises exercising a high degree of caution when traveling to Spain due to a threat of terrorism (Level 4, 'high' on a scale of 5). The NSC also warns of a global surge in hate crimes and antisemitic incidents against Jews and Israelis; they recommend avoiding displaying Israeli or Jewish symbols and speaking Hebrew in public.
