two La Marina Gandiense lines, line 1 that connects Gandia with the nearby municipality of Real de Gandia and sometimes with the University and line 2, which connects Gandia to the beach, which is 5 km (3,107 miles) away from the city. Referring to L’Urbanet, there are three lines, although one of them is divided, which would be counted as four. The following lines are: Line 3: Circular. Starts and ends at the Renfe station in Gandia city Line 4: Gandia train station - San Francisco de Borja hospital Line 5: This line has the peculiarity that despite being the same line it makes two totally different routes, which are: Gandia train station - Marenys de Rafalcaid Gandia train station - Marchuquera There are also bus lines that connect Gandia with nearby villages such as Daimuz, Guardamar de la Safor, Oliva, etc. There are also some buses which connect Gandia with cities such as Madrid, Salamanca, Medina del Campo, Tordesillas, Teruel, Zaragoza, Bilbao, Galicia, Barcelona, Alicante and Andalucía. Referring to train services, Gandia has two train stations which connect Gandia with Valencia. Both of them are terminal of line C-1 from Cercanías Valencia. The following stations are: Gandia Platja i Grau de Gandia (this one gives service to Gandia’s beach, causing only three daily trains to reach this station) Notable people León de Arroyal (1755–1813), intellectual, poet, and writer See also Monastery of Sant Jeroni de Cotalba Collegiate Basilica of Gandia Ducal Palace of Gandia Ferrocarril Alcoy Gandia Route of the Borgias Route of the Monasteries of Valencia Route of the Valencian classics Notes References External links Town hall of Gandia Official Tourism of Gandia Gandia Information Municipalities in the Province of Valencia Seaside resorts in Spain Route of the Borgias