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 of Our Lady of the Forsaken, Valencia's patron saint. The ceremony takes place over two evenings. This year, the Nit del Foc, Valencia's largest fireworks...
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 emotional moment for the city, with many brought to tears. Expect large crowds and multiple road closures throughout the city. Schools will be closed, and...
Valencia's unique Holy Week focuses on its maritime traditions. The maritime neighborhoods of Cabanyal and El Grao host a series of parades and processions. Expect road closures near Cabanyal and Malvarrosa beaches. Schools will be closed and store hours will vary, especially on April 3, Good Friday, and April 6, Easter Monday.
A celebration of San Vicente Ferrer, one of the patron saints of Valencia. There are religious processions from the Cathedral. So, expect road closures in the city center. Schools may be closed, and store hours will vary.
Labour Day is a public holiday in Spain. It's also a day often reserved for workers' protests and demonstrations. So, expect some traffic disruptions. Schools and stores are closed.
Valencia celebrates Corpus Christi, 60 days after Easter, with parades and an epic water fight. Expect road closures in the city center. The City Council will announce the exact date...
Valencia celebrates the Summer Solstice with bonfires on the beach on the evening of June 23 this year. Expect large crowds at Cabanyal and Malvarrosa beaches with road closures approaching...
Valencia will host the 12th Gay Games, a sporting event held every 4 years to celebrate equality, diversity, and inclusion in sports. See website for details.
The Feast of the Assumption is a public holiday in Spain. Schools and stores will be closed.