The Museum of Las Fallas, located in Valencia, Spain, offers a year-round glimpse into the vibrant and culturally rich Fallas festival, an annual event recognized on UNESCO’s Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Housed in a former convent, the museum showcases the intricate and colorful ninots, or papier-mâché figures, that are the hallmark of the festival. Visitors can explore the detailed craftsmanship and artistic expression that define these sculptures, which are often spared from the traditional burning to be preserved. The museum also provides context through historical displays and multimedia presentations, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the festival’s history and significance, even outside of the March celebrations.
Museum of Las Fallas (Museo Fallero)
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