Fallas tour 2026

Valencia, Spain

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2 hours 30 minutes (approx.)
Mobile ticket
Offered in: English

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Overview

Valencia’s Falles celebration is known for its bands, ninots, and fire shows, but it can be difficult to gain a full appreciation of the UNESCO-listed cultural event’s heritage and significance in the party atmosphere. Uncover the festival’s highlights on a walking tour of monuments including Falla El Pilar, Na Jordana, and Convento Jerusalen, and gain insight into the event’s art, cuisine, and history from your local guide.

Discover the Ayuntamiento, El Pilar, and Na Jordana falles
Experience the city intimately as you explore by foot
Gain insight into authentic Valencian traditions and customs
Benefit from insider commentary provided by a local guide

What's Included

Driver/guide
Blue badge guide
Radio guides

Hotel pickup and drop-off (if option not selected)
Food and drinks

Meeting and Pickup

Meeting point

C/ de Xàtiva, 28, L'Eixample, 46004 València, Valencia, Spain
In front of " Ticket office"

End point

Plaça del Portal Nou, Ciutat Vella, 46003 València, Valencia, Spain
Falla Na Jordana

Itinerary

The Fallas

2 hours 30 minutes • Admission Ticket Not Included

Additional Info

Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Not wheelchair accessible
Service animals allowed
Near public transportation

Not recommended for travelers with back problems
Most travelers can participate
May be operated by a multi-lingual guide
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 30 travelers

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Cancellation Policy

This experience is non-refundable and cannot be changed for any reason. If you cancel or ask for an amendment, the amount you paid will not be refunded.

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Reviews

4.3

based on 6 reviews

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Falleras for Life!

Daisy_L, Mar 2023

We had a lovely experience getting to know the history and details behind the work and preparation of Las Fallas. Although it was very crowded due to Las Fallas festival, Amparo did an amazing job keeping our group informed and entertained with tour around the town. I total recommend this tour if you would want to learn about the important ace behind this beautiful festival.

Response from Host, May 2023

Thank you for your words!!

Skip it. Horrible tour.

Anna_B, Mar 2023

TLDR: Skip this tour. Absolutely not worth the money and you will be sorely disappointed. Just google the history of las fallas because you won’t learn anything here. It is WAY too crowded to hear anything the guide says. Headsets were provided but they did not work properly (the channels did not connect to the guide’s microphone and if you are more than 10 meters away from the guide it stops working altogether - which is guaranteed to happen in the insane fallas crowds). After about 30 minutes of the tour we were separated from the group. The guide made no effort to wait for everyone and we tried calling the company to catch up with them but no success. But to be honest we weren’t that bothered about being separated from them since it was so horrible to begin with. In fact, before losing the group we had been commiserating in how awful the tour was with several other participants. If you do not speak Spanish, the guide does not accommodate well or translate everything to English - even though it was advertised as an English tour. She clearly favored Spanish speakers and even said pretentiously “we’re in Spain so we’ll be speaking Spanish.” My mother and I speak Spanish fluently so we were able to catch snippets here and there but if you do not, good luck. People would ask questions in spanish and she wouldn’t translate the answers. And she didn’t allow time for English speakers to ask any questions. After we were separated we went to the ending point to return the headsets to the guide. Not only did they not apologize for the separation but they didn’t even say thank you for receiving the headsets. In fact, she was rude and impatient. All this to say we were very disappointed with the experience and even tried speaking to the company about it but they were dismissive and unwilling to acknowledge how disorganized and poorly executed the tour is. I have been traveling as a digital nomad for 4 years and have had the pleasure to participate in a multitude of tours. This is by far the worst I’ve ever been on.

Response from Host, Mar 2023

Good afternoon, we totally disagree with the client. These days of fallas there are many people on the streets, so we put headseats to make it easier for the final client, normally it is not included in the tour but we put it to improve the service at no extra cost to the client. That is why even if they are far away they can continue listening to us, until 60 meters. They are adults must follow the guide. These days the tour can be given bilingually, it is normal. From the first moment the guide said it is bilingual but we started in Spanish because the majority of the group was Spanish. The same was explained in both languages, the only thing is that Spanish is a richer language, therefore more words are needed to explain. We are sorry for the inconvenience. If you want to go at your own pace, next time take a private tour and not in a group.

This tour was well...

Bhakti_W, Mar 2023

This tour was well organized and the guide was clear about the process and expectations for the experience. We used headsets and she spoke into a microphone which was extremely helpful in the busy streets. I was always able to hear here even from a distance in the crowd. She alternated languages which afforded some time to chat with friends or take pictures until she circled back to our language and we tuned back in for great details about Fallas. She answered questions about the area after the tour and was very kind and extremely knowledgeable. It’s a LOT of walking so be ready for that and lots of squeezing into crowds which is normal for Fallas. We saw some of the best Ninots and appreciated them more for the information she shared. Recommend for sure.