On our walk we visited a warehouse where the Tooth Fairy keeps the teeth of all the children in the world and two luthiers at work.

Now we can taste delicacies from Brazil, Fresh seafood, Asian cuisine or lifelong tapas.

Drets street is home to the oldest store in Valencia, the Iron Pot Shop, with which we begin our journey.

In the square we see the doors of its theater and its church open., and two museums show how much this road and this diverse neighborhood can offer us..

Let's have a homemade vermouth, to have a custom rock shirt designed for us and to eat delicious flamenco-tinged croquettes.

Who would have thought that Cuba Street, one of the most remote in Russafa, It was going to become the busiest shopping street in the neighborhood.

The street has been drifting towards the queen of hospitality (Ana Eva, Malachite…) and other interesting projects such as dance and theater schools, and a flamenco tablao.

We stopped at the Parish of Our Lady of Mercy and the Campanar Bar in the square and at craft stores, vegetables and ham in the adjacent streets.

Sueca Street is one of the arteries of the living organism that is the Russafa neighborhood.

Watered by the Favara irrigation canal, Plaça de Patraix was and is the incessantly beating heart of the neighborhood.