Russafa
A bohemian neighborhood south of the Estació del Nord, packed with old buildings, cafés, small bars and vintage shops. It is a popular spot for nightlife and brunch in Valencia.
Russafa was once an independent village outside the city. Today it is one of the liveliest neighborhoods in Valencia. Its late 19th-century apartment buildings house independent cafés, brunch spots, tapas bars, galleries and vintage shops. The Russafa Market at the center of the district is where locals buy their groceries, and its exterior is brightly colored. During the Fallas festival, Sueca Street is hung with lights and fills with crowds after dark. It is about 10 to 15 minutes' walk from City Hall Square, and it is a good place to browse and eat in the early evening.
Opening hours
All day (most shops open after 10:00)
Nearby sights
- Mercado de Colón
- Estació del Nord
- Plaza del Ayuntamiento
- Palace of the Marqués de Dos Aguas (National Ceramics Museum)
- Gulliver Park
- Museo Fallero
- Mercado Central
- La Lonja de la Seda