Not sure how to experience Las Fallas in Valencia? With these Special Section tickets, you’ll get access to the city’s most spectacular and highly rated falla sculptures, or 'monuments' as they're called.
Tickets for Las Fallas
Gunpowder, marching bands, fireworks, towering sculptures bursting with color. Every March, the Fallas of Valencia take over the city. These tickets are the perfect way to see its most impressive sculptures, or 'monuments', as they're called, up close.
Your ticket grants access to the fenced areas surrounding the top fallas created by the most important commissions in Valencia. You’ll be able to visit them during the four main days of the festival, from March 16 to 19, 2026.
With this pass, you can step inside the viewing areas of each monument, explore them in any order you like, and take your time at each one. The fallas are on display 24 hours a day, although visiting between 10 am and 10 pm is recommended for the best experience.
Your ticket includes access to the sculptures created by the nine leading commissions in the city:
- Cuba-Literato Azorín
- Exposición
- Av. Reino de Valencia–Duque de Calabria
- L’Antiga de Campanar
- Plaza del Pilar
- Almirante Cadarso–Conde Altea
- Convento de Jerusalén–Matemático Marzal
- Plaza Na Jordana
- Sueca–Literato Azorín
The Fallas have been recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage. This is your chance to experience one of the most extraordinary parts of the celebration from the inside.
What Is the Special Section?
The Special Section is the elite category of the Fallas. It includes the largest, most elaborate, and most expensive monuments, created by the commissions that compete at the highest level.
These fallas stand out for their scale, sharp satire, detailed painting, and intricate craftsmanship. Budgets can exceed 90000EUR, resulting in monumental works that dominate the streets and draw the biggest crowds. They represent the artistic peak of Fallas week.
Important Information
- On March 16, the official jury visits all the fallas, so public access is not permitted that day.
- If your visit coincides with an official Fallas event, you won’t lose your entry. You’ll simply be able to get in once the event has finished.