Fallas Museum, Valencia
Housed in a former hospital, the Fallas Museum is dedicated to the history and celebration of Las Fallas, the traditional festival of Valencia that commemorates Saint Joseph and is known for its mascaletas (fireworks) and insane pyrotechnics.
Housed in a former hospital, the Fallas Museum is dedicated to the history and celebration of Las Fallas, the traditional festival of Valencia that commemorates Saint Joseph and is known for its mascaletas (fireworks) and insane pyrotechnics. Each year, one ninot (satirical effigy) is saved from being set ablaze, and is preserved here in the museum. Apart from this, the museum also displaus posters, photographs, videos and other paraphernalia of Fallas celebrations since 1934.
Hours
Sun
9:30
15:00
Mon
NA
Tue
9:30
19:00
Wed
9:30
19:00
Thu
9:30
19:00
Fri
9:30
19:00
Sat
9:30
19:00
Fallas Museum and Nearby Sights on Map
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Parque Gulliver
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L'Hemisferic
Palau de la Musica
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City of the Arts and Sciences
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Oceanografic
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Turia Gardens
Laid out on the former riverbed of the Turia river after it was diverted to a new course to prevent floods, the Turia Gardens is one of the largest urban parks in Spain
Mercado Colon
