The Nit del Foc is normally held at night between the 18th and the 19th of March at 1:30 am.

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The fireworks are set off from the Turia Park between Puente de la Exposición and Puente de las Flores.

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Some of the best spots to watch the Nit del Foc are Puente del Real and Puente de Aragón.

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Of course, the earlier you get there, the easier it will be to ensure you get a good spot. People start generally arriving half an hour before the scheduled start, so try to get there at least by 1:00 am.

The Nit del Foc display usually lasts around 20 minutes.

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Not really. The Nit del Foc’s display is much bigger and longer than a Mascletà Nocturna, and much more focused on the visual effects than the sound ones.

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Yes, it is the last one of every Fallas edition. However, while other Castillos de Fuegos Artificiales take place around midnight, this one is scheduled for later, at 1:30 am.