Valencia's contemporary art galleries open their doors to the public, showcasing local talent. Guided art walks, music, and dance performances at participating galleries. See the website for the full program.
Valencia's architecture and design festival offers residents an inside peek at some of the city's most iconic buildings. See website for full program and activities.
Valencia's Christmas tradition starts with the arrival of the Three Kings at the Marina. A parade then proceeds to Paseo de Alameda and makes its way to the Plaza del Ayuntamiento. Expect road closures in the city center in the evening.
Valencia's traditional Festival of San Antonio Abad, the patron saint of animals.
The Festival of San Vicente Mártir is a public holiday in Valencia, celebrating one of the city's patron saints. Stores will be closed and roads will be detoured around the cathedral and city center for religious processions.
Valencia celebrates its Asian community with a popular Lunar New Year parade that stretches from the Bailen neighborhood to the Plaza del Ayuntamiento. Expect road closures in the city center...
La Crida is the official kick-off to Valencia's Fallas festival. A day of fireworks, concerts, and traditional dance at Torres Serranos. Expect daily mascletà and fireworks from March 1 -...
Daily mascletà at Plaza del Ayuntamiento from March 1 - 19. Part of Valencia's Fallas festivities. Expect large crowds, road closures, and increased police presence.
Daily mascletà at Plaza del Ayuntamiento from March 1 - 19. Part of Valencia's Fallas festivities. Expect large crowds, road closures, and increased police presence.
La Plantà is the moment that the ninots, the stars of Fallas, are assembled on the streets of Valencia. It's an incredible community effort to display works of public art. ...
This moving tradition is an integral part of the Fallas tradition. Hundreds of Falleras will offer a floral tribute at the Plaza de la Virgen to construct a giant effigy...
The fiery finale of Fallas. It begins with a parade of fire to the Plaza del Ayuntamiento. Then, one by one, the Fallas ninots are burned to cinders. It's an...