Fallas Festival Street Decorations

The Fallas Festival in Valencia, Spain, is known for its elaborate street decorations that are set up throughout the city during the month of March. These decorations, called «fallas,» are large sculptures made of wood, paper-mache, and other materials, depicting satirical or humorous scenes. Each neighborhood in Valencia competes to create the most impressive falla, which are then displayed in the streets before being burned in a spectacular bonfire on the last day of the festival.

These street decorations can reach heights of up to 20 meters and are often adorned with intricate details and colorful paint. The fallas often depict political figures, celebrities, or current events, providing a commentary on society. In addition to the fallas, the streets of Valencia are also decorated with lights, flowers, and traditional ornaments, creating a festive atmosphere throughout the city.