Las Fallas in Valencia: Fire, Art, and Midnight Fireworks
Every March, Valencia burns hundreds of towering sculptures in Spain’s most explosive festival. Here’s how to experience Las Fallas without getting lost in the crowd.
Every March, Valencia burns hundreds of towering sculptures in Spain’s most explosive festival. Here’s how to experience Las Fallas without getting lost in the crowd.
Toledo sits on a hill just 30 minutes south of Madrid. Here’s how to get there, what to see, and how to make the most of your day in Spain’s medieval capital.
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