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This is Ofrenda de Flores in images.
Valencia Travel Guide
This is Ofrenda de Flores in images.
Even after the sun has set, there are no limits to the Fallas decorations in the city: streetlight installations illuminate the neighbourhoods during the festival.
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.
Hilltop towns by the beach, Mediaeval castles carved out of rocks and crystalline lakes. These towns make for the ideal weekend getaway.
This is the proclamation of the Fallas’ official beginning: how a city enters three weeks of celebration, colour, noise, and spectacle.
Art, science, history, crafts, ideas, and anthropology: Valencia has a museum for everything you might think of and a little more.
Fallas is an incredibly rooted tradition in Valencia, but when did it become as we know it today? What are its origins? How has it changed over time?