Fallas Festival Street Decorations

Fallas Festival is a traditional celebration in Valencia, Spain, known for its elaborate street decorations. The festival takes place every March and features colorful papier-mâché sculptures called «fallas» that are displayed throughout the city. These sculptures can reach heights of up to 20 meters and are often satirical in nature, poking fun at political figures or current events.

The fallas are accompanied by intricate floral decorations, known as «falleros,» which adorn the streets and buildings of Valencia. The festival also includes parades, fireworks, music, and traditional costumes, making it a vibrant and lively event that attracts visitors from around the world.

One of the highlights of the Fallas Festival is the «Nit del Foc» or Night of Fire, where fireworks light up the sky in a spectacular display. The festival culminates on the final night with the «cremà,» where all of the fallas are set ablaze in a symbolic gesture of renewal and purification.