19
Mar
Las Fallas is a fun festival in Valencia, Spain, where people make big, colorful sculptures out of wood and paper. These sculptures often look like famous people, animals, or funny characters. The festival lasts several days, and there are fireworks, parades, and lots of tasty food. On the last night, March 19th, they burn the sculptures in a big, exciting bonfire. This symbolizes saying goodbye to winter and welcoming spring. Everyone gathers together to watch the flames and celebrate. It's a time full of music, laughter, and excitement, where people of all ages enjoy the celebration.
How to celebrate Las Fallas?
To celebrate Las Fallas, you should start by visiting Valencia, where the festival is held. Walk around and admire the giant, colorful statues called "fallas" made by talented artists. Watch the exciting parades featuring music, dance, and traditional costumes. Enjoy delicious local foods like paella and churros. Stay up late to see fireworks light up the night sky. On the final night, watch the fallas burn in a big, fiery celebration. Make sure to wear comfortable clothes and ear protection for the loud fireworks. Most importantly, have fun with friends and family and share lots of smiles and laughter!
Where Las Fallas is celebrated?
- - Valencia
- - Alicante
- - Castellón
- - other towns in the Valencian Community
