Fallas Between the 15th and 19th of March, annually, Valencia celebrate the Fallas. The thrird largest city in Spain fill its streets with amazing and colorful papier maché sculptures which it will become to ashes during "la nit de la cremà" (the night of the burning). Every year thousand of tourist visited aour beautiful city, indulging the palate with a tasty paella in the beach's shore and enjoying the incredibly high temperatures at that time of year. Currently, this festivity has become a very important tourist attraction, since has being cataloged as a festival of International Tourist Interest. Fallas also has a religious component because the festivity are celebrated to honouring St.Jhon, the saint patrón of the city. During this weeks hundreds of "falleras" offering bunches of colorful flowers to our Lady, which are used to make a very special cape for the Verge. As a special events to close the week of the local festivity are, "la nit del foc" (the night of the fire), where an amazing work fires fil the Valencia's sky, and "la nit de la cremà" (mentioned before), as a final culmination of the party.