La Nit de la Cremà de Dénia is one of the most important events of the Fallas and is celebrated every year in the city during the festivities. It's a night when all the monuments placed in the streets for the occasion are burned.
Date
In the Nit de la Cremà, which is celebrated on the night of March 19, all the fallas are burned in a large bonfire, in a ceremony that symbolizes the end of the festivities.
Schedule
- 20: 00 hours: Cremà of the failure of the Local Board Fallera Denia
Fallas Infantiles:
- 20: 30 hours: Cremà of children's failures of the First Section except for the first prize.
- 21: 00 hours: Cremà of the winning children's falla of the First Section and children's failures of the Special Section except for the first prize.
- 21: 30 hours: Cremà of the winning child failure of the Special Section.
Big Faults - First Section
- 22: 30 hours: Cremà of the seventh and sixth prize fallas.
- 23: 00 hours: Cremà of the failures of the fifth and fourth prize.
- 23: 30 hours: Cremà of the failures of the third and second prize.
- 23: 45 hours: Cremà de la falla winner of the first prize.
Big Faults - Special Section
- 00: 30 hours: Cremà of the failures of the fourth and third prize.
- 01: 15 hours: Cremà de la falla second prize.
- 01: 30 hours: Cremà de la falla winner of the first prize.
The hours of the cremà are approximate.
Order
The night always begins with the cremà of the Junta Local Fallera. After this, the children's monuments follow, from the lowest to the highest prize, and starting with the First Category and culminating in the Special Category. The same order is repeated, once the last child falla has been burned, with the big fallas.
Ubicación
The monuments are burned in the same place where they are planted, in 11 points distributed among the districts of Dénia.
You can check the exact location on this map:
