Fallas 2027

How much does each falla in València cost in 2027: the 10 in the Special Section and the budget of all of them

The Junta Central Fallera has published the provisional classification of València’s large fallas for 2027. The Special Section will have 10 fallas, each with a declared budget of up to €250,000, and the newcomer is Ribera-Convent de Santa Clara, moving up from Primera A. Here are all ten, a search tool to find out how much your neighbourhood’s falla costs and the budget of all 383 fallas.

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Key points of the provisional classification

The 383 fallas in the classification add up to €7,828,194.68 of declared budget for their large monuments. The 10 in the Special Section add up to €1,862,300.

The most expensive falla of 2027 is, at €250,000, Convent de Jerusalem-Matemàtic Marzal and Monestir de Poblet-Aparicio Albiñana (tied). The cheapest on the whole list is Pare Lluís Navarro-Remunta (Section 8C), at €2,203.75.

Ribera-Convent de Santa Clara, at €100,000, makes its Special Section debut, the first time in its modern history: in 2026 it competed in Primera A.

The 10 fallas of the 2027 Special Section and their budgets

Ranked from highest to lowest declared budget, as published by the JCF:

No.FallaDeclared budget
1Convent de Jerusalem-Matemàtic Marzal · Falla no. 12€250,000
2Monestir de Poblet-Aparicio Albiñana · Falla no. 197€250,000
3Plaça del Pilar · Falla no. 34€240,000
4Exposició-Misser Mascó · Falla no. 22€210,000
5Na Jordana · Falla no. 9€195,000
6Sueca-Literat Azorín · Falla no. 177€190,300
7Almirall Cadarso-Comte d'Altea · Falla no. 14€190,000
8Cuba-Literat Azorín · Falla no. 28€120,000
9Avinguda Regne de València-Duc de Calàbria · Falla no. 187€117,000
10Ribera-Convent de Santa Clara · Falla no. 242€100,000

Note that the order of the sections does not always follow the budget: Espartero-Ramón y Cajal (Primera A) declares €107,500, more than the €100,000 of Ribera-Convent de Santa Clara, which is in the Special Section.

Source: Provisional classification, large fallas 2027 (JCF PDF)

The newcomer: Ribera-Convent de Santa Clara

How much a falla costs depending on its section

From the Special Section to 8C, the declared budget falls from €250,000 to just over €2,000. This is the range in each section:

SectionFallasLowest budgetHighest budget
Section Special10€100,000€250,000
Section 1A17€40,000€107,500
Section 1B18€32,500€43,450
Section 2A18€26,500€32,000
Section 2B18€21,450€26,000
Section 3A18€18,700€20,500
Section 3B18€18,000€19,330
Section 3C18€16,000€18,000
Section 4A18€15,000€16,500
Section 4B18€14,000€14,850
Section 4C18€12,000€13,750
Section 5A18€11,000€12,000
Section 5B18€10,500€11,000
Section 5C18€9,800€11,000
Section 6A18€9,000€9,600
Section 6B18€8,000€8,560
Section 6C18€7,000€8,000
Section 7A14€6,000€7,150
Section 7B18€5,500€6,501
Section 7C13€4,000€5,500
Section 8A16€3,800€4,748.90
Section 8B12€3,850€3,900
Section 8C12€2,203.75€3,800
Out of competition1€6,000€6,000

How to read these figures

These are the amounts each commission declares for its large monument, which the JCF publishes together with the section in which it ranks the falla. They are not the commission’s total cost or an artistic rating: an expensive falla is not necessarily a better one.

The classification is provisional: commissions can lodge objections until 26 October 2026. When the JCF publishes the final version we will review this page and correct it if anything changes.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does the most expensive falla in València cost in 2027?
€250,000 of declared budget: Convent de Jerusalem-Matemàtic Marzal and Monestir de Poblet-Aparicio Albiñana, tied, according to the JCF’s provisional classification.
How many fallas are in the 2027 Special Section?
10. The usual nine plus Ribera-Convent de Santa Clara, which moves up from Primera A.
How much does a Primera A falla cost?
According to the provisional classification, between €40,000 and €107,500 of declared budget. You can see each falla in the search tool.
How much does the falla in my neighbourhood or town cost?
Type its name in the search tool above. It only covers the fallas of the city of València that the JCF classifies; other towns and cities have their own classifications.
Is the classification final?
No. It is provisional: commissions can lodge objections until 26 October 2026 and the JCF will then publish the final version.
What does a falla’s budget include?
It is the amount each commission declares for its monument. It is not everything the commission spends during the year.

Data: provisional classification of the 2027 Large Fallas by the Junta Central Fallera (document C6953, published on fallas.com). The amounts are declared by the commissions and may change in the final version. Passaport Faller is an independent project, with no connection to the Junta Central Fallera or València City Hall; if you spot a mistake, write to hola@passaportfaller.es.