1 and 18 March. Plaza de la Virgen THE CREMÀ (burning) 19 March Childrens' Fallas: 20:00 Main Fallas: 22:00 09 Tue 15º 5º EVENTS CALENDAR Fallas Festival Ninot Exhibition La Crida. The call of the Fallas Best time to go to Valencia Las Fallas (Fire Festival) 2024 A loud week full of fireworks and processions that ends with impressive igniting of huge dolls Steve Dates mid-March Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Buy Tours & Tickets People interested +78 Something wrong? Suggest an edit Las Fallas (Fire Festival) Featured in europe
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Las Fallas is het grootste straatfestival van Spanje. Het is een overweldigende, wondere wereld van gigantische, geknutselde beelden, 'fallas' genoemd. De elegante 'falleras' hebben zich op hun allermooist gekleed en lijken wel prinsessen in hun schitterende jurken. Voeg hier een enorme dosis vuurwerk aan toe en het feest is compleet. Las Fallas festival is celebrated every March in the city of Valencia and the nearby villages. It takes place from March 1 to 19, but the most important and fun-filled days are the last five. The Las Fallas festival is held every year in Valencia, Spain. The festival is a celebration of spring, and it takes place over the course of several days in March. During the festival, giant papier-mâché puppets called Fallas (ninots are smaller effigies) are displayed throughout the city. Las Fallas de Valencia is an annual celebration of the coming of spring, celebrated by burning artistic monuments in the tradition of ancient Valencian carpenters. The festival also includes street parties, parades, and ornate 18th Century costumes. Key Players/Participants: Falleras and Falleros, or members of neighborhood groups.
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Las Fallas in Valencia. Las Fallas is Valencia's biggest fiesta. It lasts for a whole week and is based around the idea of building and then burning down Ninots (see below for more details). The festival truly has to be seen to be believed, with large, colourful and skilfully produced monuments taking over the whole city. The main reason most people come to the Las Fallas festival is to witness the burning of the sculptures on the final evening. Starting small with the burning of the children's sculptures at 10 p.m., the fires get bigger and more epic throughout the night. The biggest and most important burning is that of the sculpture in the town hall. This year, the burning of the children's fallas will take place at 8pm on March 19th, followed by the burning of the larger fallas at 10pm. The winning falla will then be burnt at 10.30pm and the large falla in front of the town hall ( ayuntamiento) at 11pm. To avoid crowds, access to this square may be restricted, so arrive early if you plan. | 25.02.2022 | 14:13 The great Valencian festival, which has been on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity since 2016, returns to its usual calendar with all its splendour and usual events, such as the mascletaes, the floral offering, open-air dances and fireworks displays
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Every March, Valencia is consumed by a burning fever as the Spanish city celebrates Las Fallas, a truly unique combination of art, humour and fire. The main events take place from 15-19 March, when there are fireworks displays, elaborate parades, and street parties all across Valencia. Valencia is at that moment like Nero's Rome, a city in flames. That's why Valencians call this the best firework fiesta in the world! Don´t miss it! The Fallas Programme 2023 The official programme offers a diverse range of activities that run through March, intensifying as the Fallas week approaches.
Valencians are proud of their heritage and the daily processions of falla groups proclaim a long history of tradition. Las Fallas is the most important festival in Valencia and although fireworks take place throughout the entire month of March each year, between March 15th and 19th — a period known as Fallera Week — Valencia transforms from a quiet city with a population of 800,000 to over. There are two types of fallas - falla infantil (children's falla) and main falla. Each neighbourhood has one of each. During the festival the whole city moves out to the streets, where every year between 15th and 19th March, the whole city becomes an outdoor art gallery and never-ending party.
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Valencia is known for its delicious paella, stunning architecture, and beautiful beaches. But there's one event that takes place in this vibrant city that is unlike anything you've ever seen before. I'm talking about Las Fallas, a Valencian festival that's as loud, colorful, and exciting as they come. Dit jaar zit de vuurwerkkalender van de Fallas van Valencia vol verrassingen. Een spectaculaire cordà (vuurwerk dat aan een kabel hangt en doorlopend afgaat) op de het stadhuisplein (Plaza del Ayuntamiento), nachtelijke mascletás in de wijken van de stad, de traditionele mascletás op de Plaza del Ayuntamiento, de nachtelijke vuurwerk in de Turia Garden, de Nit del Foc (nacht van het vuur.
