Even before the fallas start burning, there will be music and fireworks.The burning of a falla is as much of a spectacle as the sculpture itself.If a falla has several pieces, they are designed to burn in a specific order, so that the sculpture falls apart bit by bit.Fallas infantiles are usually much smaller than fallas mayores and burn quicker.Fireworks are a huge part of the Cremà. There are displays before the start of the bonfires, then with the burning of every falla, and finally at the end of the CremàEven though fallas infantiles are smaller, they are still incredibly elaborate and can be made up of dozens of pieces.Plaza del Ayuntamiento is where most of the fireworks are fired.The fallas in Plaza del Ayuntamiento are the largest. Their bonfires offer the biggest show on the night of the Cremà.The ninots that have not won the Exposiciò del Ninot are burnt with their respective fallas.Over a million visitors come to Valencia to see the fallas burn every year.Even if you miss the beginning, the falla in Plaza del Ayuntamiento will last for a while, as it is the biggest.The biggest firework shows of the Cremà come with the burning of the fallas in Plaza del Ayuntamiento.Don’t worry about not being close enough to the fallas before they burn. The sculptures are rather large, so the view is great even metres awayIf you’re a photography aficionado, the Cremà offers great photo opportunities.
