Spotter since 2024
¡Hola! My name is Olga, I am in my 40s, was born and bred in St.Petersburg, Russia and have been a spotter there for 8 years. I moved to Spain with my family due to work reasons and have a pleasure to live in Valencia from August 2023. The city selection was a kind of a blind date but I have never regret our choice. Valencia for me is like an endless patchwork - a city with completely different districts and vibes where everybody can find its favourite one. It is very friendly, there is always some fun going on, there are a lot of hidden gems to discover. I am proud to be a spotter here and share my findings with you. "Life is a journey - enjoy the ride!"
Batumi, located in Russafa district, offers authentic Georgian dishes like shashlik, khachapuri and satsivi. Enjoy the atmosphere with a taste of Georgia!
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Esperanza Café Literario in Valencia is a cozy Russian haven with books, board games, and authentic cuisine. Ideal for a literary escape in Russafa.
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Best of all, visitors can explore the City Hall, including the balcony, during working hours—and it’s completely free.
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Valencia's ceramics scene is inspiring! I loved my 4-hour masterclass with Roberta at Yo, Salu y La Ceramica. Great vibes and delicious snacks with cava!
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Greek Frozen Yogurt uses a traditional recipe for fresh, natural, and creamy yoghurt. Choose any combination of toppings, my favorites are blueberries!
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Indulge in Mercabañal's international fast food, sipping an aperol with a beautiful sunset view from the second floor of the sea container building.
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I enjoy going there in the summer for the beach as well as just for a walk in the winter. Plenty of cafes around always take care of your mood and budget.
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I absolutely adore Centre del Carme Cultura Contemporània. An absolute architectural masterpiece where you can enjoy Gothic, Renaissance & Islamic touches.
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