Las Fallas is more than a festival — it's a living tradition woven into Valencia’s soul. While most visitors only see fireworks and giant sculptures in March, few discover where the magic truly begins: inside the artists’ workshops, where creativity and culture thrive year-round.
This hands-on experience takes you behind the scenes with the artisans who make it all happen. Start at the Museum of the Guild of Fallas Artists, nestled in the neighborhood where it all began. Learn how this celebration evolved from a local ritual to a UNESCO-recognized treasure.
Then, get creative in a workshop led by a real Fallas artist. Shape your own ninot — one of the whimsical festival figures — and try painting and modeling techniques used in the monuments.
Wrap up with a sweet local treat: refreshing horchata and fartons, just like the locals.
Whether you’re a couple, family, or solo traveler, this is a unique way to connect with Valencia’s heart — while supporting its living artistic heritage.
The guide will be waiting for you right at the bus stop. He will be wearing his official guide's badge hanging around his neck (it is blue) and will be wearing a white or orange Valencia&Go T-shirt. There will also be a sign on the bus saying ‘'Valencia&Go’'.
We will visit one of the most curious and little known museums of the city where we can see the work of the falleros artists, sketches, creations and curiosities. Very entertaining and original
Ciudad Fallera is a neighborhood of the city of Valencia, belonging to the district of Benicalap. It is where the figures that are used in the celebrations of the Fallas of Valencia are built and stored. We will visit an authentic fallero workshop and immerse ourselves in the world of the creation of the fallas as you have never seen it before!
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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