Where to live in Valencia? Best Neighborhoods in Valencia
Barrio La Seu
Blasco Ibañez
The area surrounding Blasco Ibañez is without a doubt a prime area to look for student accommodation in Valencia.
This area is where most faculties are located, and connects the city centre with the beach being a great place to live if you’re coming to Valencia for your studies.
Barrio Del Carmen
Barrio De Russafa
What used to be an infamous part of the city, forms now one of the most upbeat districts of Valencia. With fresh air and an instant charm, Russafa is the main hipster hangout neighborhood full of young people. From experimental art spaces and thrift stores to eccentric bakeries and vegan restaurants you should expect to find all kinds of things in this area. Highlights include the colourful Mercat de Russafa, where you can try Moroccan and Turkish specialties and the bullring, Placa de Toros, where you can either watch a bullfight or enjoy a concert with your Erasmus buddies.The best way to feel a part of Russafa is to simply stroll around the streets and sense the atmosphere or explore the vibrant nightlife in one of the many bars.
Benimaclet
Benimaclet is a student-claimed, multicultural district that houses many University campuses and has great transportation links with the city center. That, in addition to the lively night scene and low rents is what makes this neighborhood a youngster favourite. Plaza de la Iglesia, the main square, is the usual hangout spot for Erasmus students and international interns, as well as the host of many concerts and festivals. The old romantic streets, all around, are a nostalgic reminder that ,not so long ago, Benimaclet used to be an independent village, which integrated into Valencia in 1972! This neighborhood is one of the best options if you’re looking for student accommodation in Valencia!
