Fallas de València
Fallas de València: Fire and pyrotechnics, València, March
- MonthMarch
- Event typeFire and pyrotechnics
- How the date is setFixed calendar date
- TownValència
- RegionComunitat Valenciana
Context
- Radius of effect50–100 km: the event moves occupancy and rate
- UNESCO listIntangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity
- Attendance not publishedNo body publishes a count for this event. Circulating estimates are not reproduced here: a figure with no named source and no stated basis cannot be checked.
- Origin not publishedNo visitor-origin breakdown is published, and what circulates alongside is the origin of FLIGHT SEARCHES — a different population. Visit València publishes the origin of flight searches during Fallas week: 1.3 million searches — Italy 270,000, Spain 182,000, Germany 136,000, France 78,000. That is search demand. Someone who searched for a flight and never came is in it; someone who drove from Alicante is not.
- Inbound flow to the community that month868,117 foreign trips — 7.4% of the community's annual flow. The community peaks in August. Estimate
- Country mix of the flowThe country mix is published for August only, and for a festival in March it says nothing: putting it here would pass one month off as another.
- What this is NOTThis is the flow into the community, not the audience of the festival. Not one of the 83 Spanish festivals publishes a visitor passport. Basis: trips inferred from phone positioning — NOT a passport — TMOV_R, measurement from mobile-phone positioning.
- Regional seasonalityApril–October, peak Jul–Aug
- Regional volume, 202531.6m hotel overnight stays (INE)
- Upper-tier houses in town2
- Starred tables in townEl Poblet · Ricard Camarena
- Other attractions in townCiudad de las Artes y las Ciencias
Hotels
| Hotels | Distinction | Rooms |
|---|---|---|
| The Westin Valencia | 5★ decl. | — |
| Caro Hotel | 5★ decl. | — |
Attractions listed
Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias
Starred tables
El Poblet · Ricard Camarena
Related
Comunitat Valenciana · València · Festivals
How to read the marks
- 'estimate' means: the body itself presents the figure as an estimate and publishes no method.
The month is given for a typical year: Spanish fiesta dates often follow the church calendar and move. Verified 1 September 2026. Every figure on this page comes from the same register that feeds the tables — there is no second source of truth. What the register does not hold is absent here rather than estimated.