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About Russafa
Russafa (or Ruzafa) is the main hangout spot for hipsters and foodie lovers: filled with colorful cafes, modern galleries, experimental art spaces, this neighbourhood is great both to spend the day or to enjoy a lively night.
Starting from the 90s of the 1900s, the area changed its façade becoming definitely multicultural and combined, due to the huge migratory flow to the neighborhood.
Since 2013, Russafa has been living a restyle and modernization of the spaces, becoming the most trendy area of Valencia.
If you’re about to move to Valencia, why don’t you check out these rooms for rent in Russafa? It’s a very popular area among the international students and young professionals in town!
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Why live in Russafa?
If you’re looking for a young, lively, coloured area where to spend your semester/year abroad in Valencia, Russafa is the right neighbourhood for you! It boasts uncountable tapas spots, international restaurants, shops and clubs to liven up your nights. You won’t miss anything here! If you’re more a sightseeing person, here are also some interesting cultural attractions. Rent a room in Russafa to live your unforgettable adventure abroad in Valencia!
Main spots
Plaza de Toros
Hosting the traditional bullring of Valencia.
Museo Fallero
Home to the ninots saved from the Las Fallas burning every year.
Russafa’s market
A colorful and rectangular market with fresh and traditional food products.
Central park
“Parc central” is a lovely green area in the heart of the city.
Casa Judía
A beautiful example of Art Decó style, dated back to 1930.
Find the perfect room for rent in Russafa
Moving to Valencia sounds quite exciting, but before thinking about fun, let’s plan your settlement. If you’re a newbie with flat-hunting, we got you! At helpHousing, our aim is to help young internationals to find the perfect accommodation in Valencia and personalised assistance along the whole stay. Get a look at our rooms for rent in Russafa.
What to do in Russafa
Cultural Activities
- Explore the neighbourhood, its several dining spots, restaurants and bars boasting international cuisines, american-inspired cafes and vintage boutiques. Shoot the perfect instagram picture in front of the Ruzafa’s coloured market and taste some quality fresh and local food.
- Discover the “corrida” tradition in Valencia. The Russafa area hosts the hulking Plaza de Toros of Valencia, a classic bullring. Right next door, you can find the Museo Taurino de Valencia, a small museum describing the history of bullfighting in the city.
- Visit the museums and the art galleries in the neighborhood. Just southeast of Russafa there is the Museo Fallero, a museum displaying the ninots saved from burning during Las Fallas (the most popular Valencian festival) over the years. All over the area you can find art galleries to explore and see the changing styles of local artists. Both well-known and up-and-coming artists are displayed in these galleries.
Nightlife in Valencia
Russafa is the main hangout spot for Valencian folks and young internationals. Here you’ll find uncountable pubs and nightclubs for all tastes!
The most popular ones are: Nylon Club, Piccadilly, Radio City, Playa Club, Planet and BarBerBirBorBur (the name sounds fun, doesn’t it?!). There are so many clubs it's gonna be quite tough for everybody to agree on the place!!
If you’re looking for a more chill night, Russafa is also home to several cocktail bars with the tastiest drink and best atmosphere, such as: La Fustería, Cuatro Monos or Ubik Café.
There are many more places where you can have the best night with your homies and international friends!
Public transport
No doubts that Russafa is one of the most loved neighbourhoods in Valencia. It is located in the heart of the city, in the Eixample district; this means you’ll be able to walk to any destination in the central areas of Valencia, or you can use the bus and metro service. The closest metro station is:
Xàtiva (L3, L5, L9)