During the Fallas festival, Valencia once again fires the starting gun for the major bullfighting fairs of the season. A season ticket series that brings together the very best of the rankings: established stars, recent arrivals and those who are clearly destined to shape the future. All of this is combined with taste and sound judgement.
The 2026 Fallas Festival is so appealing that even the novilladas (bullfights featuring young bullfighters) deserve special attention. Rarely have so many young talents with such strong credentials come together as those who will step into the ring this March at the bullring on Calle Xàtiva. Here we introduce their achievements and backgrounds. Keep an eye on them — you’ve been warned.
Did you know that the oldest and most popular event of Valencia’s Feria de Julio is not a bullfight? Discover and enjoy the details and singular nature of an event that will not leave you indifferent.
Novillero ‘El Mene’ shines in the third event of the Fallas season, leaving the arena on the shoulders of the crowd after a stellar performance. Zulueta shows flashes of quality, while Andreu struggles against a difficult lot.
The Fallas 2025 Fair continued this Sunday with a non-picador novillada, where Marco Polope, Clovis, and Ignacio Garibay stood out, managing to cut an ear against a serious batch of young bulls from José González. It was an afternoon where the aspiring matadors showcased their courage and skills, leaving moments of quality in each performance.
The 2025 Fallas Fair kicks off with a novillada featuring Talavante’s young bulls, where Aarón Palacio, Marco Pérez, and Juan Alberto Torrijos each claim an ear.
Discover the Fallas Fair 2025 in Valencia, from the 8th to the 19th of March: art, tradition, and emotion in one of the most iconic bullfighting events of the year.
March is coming and with it comes Las Fallas, the first of the first fairs, which in 2025 presents a succulent offer. Here we detail the programme so that you don’t have any doubts about which festivities you should attend. Which ones will you choose?
After an emotionally charged season, Ponce says farewell. And he does so in his home ring, in his homeland, where it all began nearly forty years ago. For four decades, the maestro has stood atop his profession. On the 9th of October, alongside his own, he will deliver his final masterclass—and it promises to be historic. Don’t miss it.
Valencia, one of the main attractions at this time for its fertile leisure offer, celebrates these days its July Fair. A program concentrated in dates but abundant in incentives, with an offer that marries perfectly Bullfighting with the rest of the city’s proposals.
The history of the July Fair, which dates back to the 19th century, is more than just a bullfighting event; it is a manifestation of Valencian identity.
Las Fallas, the most important fair in Valencia, has its highlight with bullfighting.
Valencia announces a charity bullfighting festival in May to support those affected by the DANA storm, featuring a deeply symbolic and emotional lineup. Don’t miss it!
Impressive success of the popular festivities in Valencia. Don’t get lost and make sure you get your tickets as soon as possible. See Programme 2024
It is the first first season’s first bullring subscription in each season, and in 2024 it has left no one indifferent. Here we show you the coordinates of the Feria de Fallas 2024, a serial that, according to the businessman himself, Rafael García Garrido “is the pride of the Valencians”.
Did you know that years ago the most important bullfighting fair in Valencia was not “Las Fallas” but the “Feria de Julio”? Why did it change? What happened?
The year of the novilladas in Valencia. During the whole of 1950 neither in Fallas nor in the July Fair were there bullfights. Two novice bullfighters (novilleros) competed and had more impact than the veteran bullfighters.
All the information about Las Fallas of Valencia 2023 Everything you can not miss on your visit to the city of Turia river, we let
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