Museo Fallero

Overview

The Museo Fallero preserves one 'ninot indultat' (pardoned figure) from each year's Fallas festival—the single figure voted by the public to be saved from the flames. It's a whimsical timeline of the festival's artistry.

Highlights

• Pardoned ninots: Over 100 figures saved from burning, dating from the 1930s.
• Festival history: Photographs and posters documenting the Fallas tradition.
• Artistry evolution: See how figure-making has evolved from simple papier-mâché to giant polystyrene sculptures.

History

The museum opened in 1971 to preserve the ninots indultats. Each March's pardoned figure joins the permanent collection.

Visitor Tips

• Visit around Fallas week: Mid-March, when the festival context is alive.
• Free Sundays: Free entry on Sundays.
• Duration: 30–45 minutes.