The Crema, the day when the Fallas of Valencia are burned.

The “Noche de la Cremà” (The Evening the Fallas are burned) is March 19, St. Joseph's Day. The Valencians say goodbye to the fallas, reducing all the fallas monuments to ashes. It is the major falleras of each commission that light the fuse to start the Cremà.

At 08:00 pm the children's fallas are burned and at 10:00 pm the large ones, except the first prize of the Special Section and that of the Plaza del Ayuntamiento, which will burn at 10:30 pm and 11:00 pm respectively.

As in the Mascletá, you can enjoy the cremà of the Town Hall from a balcony with privileged views.

This evening is always accompanied by the regional anthem of Maestro Serrano, more than a song for falleros and the moment that ends the Fallas.

These are some of the things that you cannot miss if you come to Valencia in Fallas, although there are countless plans to enjoy them, check the program and don't miss anything!

Bounded space in the Cremà of the Falla del Ayuntamiento for people with reduced mobility. If you have reduced mobility, you can watch the Cremà with a companion in the reserved area. You just need to notify your attendance 48 hours in advance by sending an email with your full name and that of your companion to: dg_personasdiscapacidad@valencia.es Access will be through Calle Periodista Azzati.