Fallas 2026

Discover all the questions and answers about the Fallas of Valencia. What are the Fallas, the mascletàs, the ninots...everything you need to know about the festival.

Until 19 March, don't miss the programme of events for the Valencia Fallas. Follow all our recommendations to enjoy every event of the 2026 Fallas.

Until 15 March, visit the best ninots from all the Fallas at the Science Museum in the City of Arts and Sciences and vote for your favourite.

From 1 to 19 March, at 14:00 in the Plaza del Ayuntamiento, Valencia vibrates with the Mascletà, a unique spectacle of gunpowder and sound.

From 28 February at 23:59, enjoy the night-time pyrotechnic displays that fill the Plaza del Ayuntamiento with light, colour, noise, and the aroma of gunpowder.

The night of 15 to 16 March is magical: don't miss how the commissions set up (plantà) the Fallas like true works of art. At dawn, the jury rewards the most spectacular ones by category.

Did you know there are Special Section and First Section Fallas? While they all have their own charm, these are the most spectacular. Discover here which Fallas monuments you simply cannot miss.

On 17 and 18 March, from 15:30 to 01:00, thousands of falleros and falleras parade through the city to the Plaza de la Virgen, bringing flowers to the Virgin of the Forsaken (Virgen de los Desamparados).

On 19 March, the children's fallas are burnt at 20:00 and the large ones at 22:00, except for the first prize winner in the Special Section and the one in the Plaza del Ayuntamiento, which burn at 22:30 and 23:00 respectively.

On 16th, 17th, 18th and 19th March you can visit the interior of the nine Fallas of the Special Section Federation. 

Welcome the 2026 Fallas on 22 February. From the Serranos Towers, the Fallera Mayor and the Fallera Mayor Infantil will officially kick off the Fallas festivities. And to finish in style, there will be a spectacular show of light and colour.

From 1 to 19 March: night-time pyrotechnic displays, mascletàs in the Plaza del Ayuntamiento, firework displays in the Turia Gardens, the Nit del Foc and more.

Discover where to buy the real artisanal pumpkin buñuelos in every area of València.

On February 28th, the most fun parade takes over the streets of València. It will start at 5:30 PM in Plaza de Alfonso el Magnánimo. Don't miss it!

On 1 March at 10:00, don't miss the best performances in the Cant de l'Estoreta Velleta competition in the Plaza del Carmen.

On the 16th and 17th of March, the Fallas commissions walk through the streets of Valencia in their Valencian costumes to collect the Fallas Awards.

From 16 to 18 March, every night at 00:00, Valencia lights up with spectacular fireworks from the City of Arts and Sciences.

On 19 March at 19:00 h. you have an appointment in Calle de la Paz to enjoy the correfocs prelude to the Cremà.