Location and map Introduction Video gallery Image gallery What is is exactly Schedule Location and map Curiosities FAQs Location and map San Jose Caves Guided Tour from Valencia starstarstarstarstar 486 from 69,00€ Valencia Old Town Tour with Wine & Tapas in 11th Century Historic Monument starstarstarstarstar 2423 from 75,00€ Valencian paella cooking class, tapas and visit to Ruzafa market. starstarstarstarstar 642 from 60,00€ VIEW ALL The Crida ceremony nowadays takes place on the northern side of the Serranos Towers, facing TuriaPark. The fireworks are fired towards the park. Get your Valencia Tourist Card Book your VTC now and skip the long queues Book now Keep in mind that on the day of the Crida there will be traffic cuts and there might be changes to the bus routes. Schedule Curiosities More related activities... The 10 Tastings of Valencia With Locals: Private Food Walking Tour starstarstarstarstar 107 from 111,00€ Valencia: Art & Architecture Guided Tour with Monuments Tickets starstarstarstarstar 124 from 49,00€ Valencia Complete Tour by Tuk Tuk starstarstarstarstar 425 from 40,00€ From Valencia: Day Tour in Peniscola, Game of Thrones starstarstarstarstar 56 from 89,00€ VIEW ALL You might also be interested in... La Cordà More than 300 kg of gunpowder, a metal cage, 60 pyrotechnicians, and 20 minutes of explosions. The Cordà is Valencia’s way of ushering in Fallas. Nit del Foc The final grand firework display before the last day of Fallas. Twenty minutes of dancing colours and lights exploding in the dark Valencian sky How to get to Valencia from Alicante Airport Alicante Airport, also known as Elche Miguel Hernández Airport, is the largest airport in the region, just 170 km (around 100 miles) south of Valencia city. L'Albà de les Falles What better way to open the most hectic and exciting days of Fallas if not with an explosive firework display that takes over all of Valencia? Fallas frequent questions What is Fallas exactly, why do people care about them so much, what are all of these events? All your doubts about Fallas cleared up. Ruzafa Art collectives, pastel façades, bakeries, courtyard concerts and bohemian bars: this is Valencia’s hip neighbourhood. This is where you come to unwind on a sidewalk terrace after a museum tour.
