We’re off to the Cremà of the Fallas in Gandia—the epic, fiery finale of this incredible festival! Every year on March 19, Saint Joseph’s Day, the festival wraps up with a massive bonfire as the fallas monuments go up in … Continue reading →
We go to Gandia to watch the Offering of flowers to Our Lady of the Forsaken, which was postponed from the previous day due to rain. Nos dirigimos a Gandia para presenciar la Ofrenda de flores a la Virgen de … Continue reading →
The Mascletá on March 19th in Gandia is one of the biggest highlights of the Fallas festival. It’s the final build-up to the Cremà (when the fallas monuments are incinerated), and it offers an insane mix of noise, rhythm, and … Continue reading →
We go for a walk around a cold and wet Denia, on the COsta Blanca in España, to look at the various Fallas. Damos un paseo por Denia , España, para ver las Fallas.
Continue reading →We go for a walk around Oliva, España, to look at the various Fallas. Damos un paseo por Oliva, España, para ver las Fallas.
Continue reading →We go to Gandia on the day of the Plantà de las fallas as the fallers work to assemble and finalize their monuments before the official judging on March 16. Nos desplazamos a Gandia el día de la Plantà de … Continue reading →
We go to Gandia on a wet and rainy morning to see how the construction of the Fallas is progressing. And we see the “topping off” of one of the Fallas. Fuimos a Gandía en una mañana lluviosa para ver … Continue reading →
A walk along the Passeig de les Germanies in the heart of Gandia offers a relaxing and picturesque experience, especially on a Saturday morning when the weekly market
Continue reading →The Three Kings Parade in Gandia is a beloved tradition that marks the culmination of the Christmas season in this vibrant Spanish town.
Continue reading →The Cabalgata de las Fallas in Gandia is a fun, high-energy parade that’s a big part of the city’s Fallas festival, a beloved Valencian tradition celebrated every March. It’s a mix of
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