The most anticipated event of the year is coming up in Valencia and what better way to contemplate the most impressive mascletàs in the world from a central location so as not to miss a single detail. Don't think too much about it and pack your bags because it's a party that you have to experience at least once in your life.

 

In Fallas the streets are flooded with spectacular monuments, noise and color. The city becomes crazy because of the atmosphere that is generated. Hundreds of tourist routes and special plans for Fallas are waiting for you. Also, if we include the illuminated streets, the firework displays or the Offering of Flowers to the Virgin, you will fall in love.

 

The night of the cremà is the most special night for the falleros and Valencians that coincides with the day of San José, the end of the festivities and the day on which the fallas of the entire city are burned. At 11 p.m. it is the Cremà of the children's failure of the Plaza del Ayuntamiento. And at 1 a.m. the nocturnal mascletà to end the cremà de la falla of the Town Hall with a pyrotechnic show.

 

We also leave you a link to the Fallas 2019 program so that you can ask any questions: https://www.valenciablog.com/fallas/ .

 

On the other hand, we provide you with a guide to the most irresistible tapas bars in Valencia so you don't leave hungry along the way. Remember that during these days one spends most of the time on the street and has to eat to replenish energy.

 

At Casual we recommend a tapas route through Valencia that you cannot miss.

 

Hotel in the center of Valencia

There are few days left to see the daily mascletá in the Plaza del Ayuntamiento. From March 1 to 19, at 2:00 p.m., the city center vibrates for a few minutes due to the noise of the more than 100 kilos of gunpowder that are fired daily.

 

The square fills with thousands of people, so the best way to see it is from an upper balcony or terrace. From Casual Vintage Valencia, which has a breakfast room facing the Plaza del Ayuntamiento, you will be able to see this show from the front line during all the fallas.

 

We share a video that was recorded last year on one of our balconies so you can see it with your own eyes: