• Fuente de La Plaza del Ayuntamiento - The central square and heart of the Fallas festivities
• Estació del Nord - The official Fallas monuments (ninots) are displayed in prominent spots
  Historic streets where the tradition originated
• Barrio de Ruzafa - The lively Ruzafa neighborhood, celebrated for its artistic ambiance during Fallas
  Streets adorned with stunning illuminated displays

• Guided walking tour through the Old City Centre and Ruzafa
• Local expert sharing context, stories, and practical insights
• Overview of Valencia’s history and its connection to Las Fallas
• Explanation of the Las Fallas festival traditions and symbolism
• Introduction to the Mascletà pyrotechnic show (history, meaning, and how it works)
• Visit to several Fallas ninots in different neighborhoods

Delve into the rich history and customs of Valencia’s renowned Las Fallas Festival with a guided walking tour.

Begin your journey in the city’s core and uncover how a tradition started by medieval carpenters transformed into one of Spain’s most dazzling festivities. Gain insight into the festival’s profound themes of renewal, satire, and community spirit.

Comprehend the importance of the Mascletà, a dynamic pyrotechnic “concert” that is felt through rhythm and vibration rather than seen.

Guided by a local expert, stroll through the Old City Centre and Ruzafa, admire the stunning Fallas ninots up close, and discover the unique satirical tale each monument narrates.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.