Events in Valencia
Do Falles La Cremà (The Burning) Things to do during Falles Go around and see the various fallas, but especially the Secció Especial. Pay to enter one of the bigger fallas to get a closer look at the individual ninots. See la mascletà and la nit de foc. See one of the various parades, especially the ofrenda, and see the Virgen de los Desamparados. Bunyol de carabassa Sample bunyols (Spanish: buñuelos), traditional Valencian ‘donuts’, at one of the many stands on the street. They are only available during the Falles season, and come in several varieties, including chocolate and carabassa (Spanish: calabaza, or pumpkin). Dance all night long at one of the verbenas (temporary bars and nightclubs) set up on the street. Things to be aware of Most streets in the city centre are closed to everything except pedestrian traffic, and buses running through the centre will be diverted from their usual route. Most restaurants are very crowded and some are not open. There are usually very long waits and slow service and you should plan for this in your schedule. Hotels should be booked well in advance. Many people…
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