Under Requena's Plaza de la Villa there are 22 medieval caves. Above them, a town 69 km from Valencia on the A-3.
Since the DANA floods, the Cercanías doesn't reach Requena. So lots of people drive up and down. Many with nobody beside them.
If the train won't go up, let a full car go instead.
From the Turia to the vineyards. No train, but a plan.
Today the C-3 runs as far as Buñol and the rest is by bus. The AVE leaves you at Requena-Utiel station, more than 5 km from the town centre.
In a TRIBBU you go straight to the industrial estate, the hospital or the winery. No changes and no last-minute taxis.
If you drive, we pay you €0.04 per kilometre and passenger. You share the trip. You take home money.

Requena isn't all work. There's the harvest too.
At the end of August comes the Fiesta de la Vendimia, a Festival of Tourist Interest since 1966. In February, the Muestra del Embutido Artesano is another good excuse to head up.
If the plan is wine and sausage, let someone else drive. That's what a TRIBBU is for.
What you ask us most about this route, no detours.
Just under an hour for 69 km on the A-3. Shared, the cost is split between everyone.
The AVE stops at Requena-Utiel, on the outskirts. The C-3 Cercanías currently only runs as far as Buñol. That's why so many people drive.
It goes through the app. You book your seat, pay there and the driver gets it on the spot. Nothing left to settle.
The El Romeral industrial estate and the Hospital de Requena on one side. The wineries of the Utiel-Requena DO all around. And in Valencia, offices, hospitals and universities.
On the way, Cheste, Chiva and Buñol. Each of them joining the A-3 in their own car, at the same time. Post your route and bring them together.
One motorway. No reason to go alone.