Calpe Old Town and Port Day Trip from Benidorm and Albir
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See Las Fallas through local eyes, walking between the giant monuments with a guide who explains the satire, the craft and the traditions. The best way to make sense of Valencia's wildest week.
Every March, Valencia fills with fallas: huge sculptures of wood, card and paint, some several storeys high, poking fun at politicians, celebrities and everyday life. Neighbourhood committees spend the whole year building them, and on the final night almost all of them are burned in the streets.
On this guided walk, a local takes you to some of the most impressive monuments in the city centre, explains the jokes and the craftsmanship, and introduces the festival’s traditions, from the daily firecracker displays to the flower offering to the Virgin. It is a great introduction before you head out to explore on your own.
Gather at a central meeting point in Valencia.
Walk between several of the main monuments, hearing the stories behind them.
Finish with advice on where to watch the main events.
Central Valencia; the exact meeting point is sent with your confirmation.The exact spot and your host's details arrive with your confirmation.
Open in Google MapsNo. The burning takes place on the night of 19 March; your guide will tell you the best places to watch it.
This walk runs only during the festival. Outside Fallas, ask us about visiting Valencia's Fallas Museum.
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