Walking in Burriana, March 2023, Part 1

This video is made with the help of Vicente Jose Felip Garcia. He was so kind to show me his town Burriana/Borriana in person and share the history of Burriana.
Vicente has his own youtube channel
   / @vicentejosefelipgarcia5860  

In Burriana, they say there are 15 Fallas workshops. In this video, you can see two of them.
Workshop of Fallas master Rafa Ibanez - https://estudidigital3d.com/ and the workshop of master Vicente Martinez.

The festivity held in this video is LA CABALGATA DEL NINOT.

In Burriana, the sea and nature combine to show the destination’s scenic and cultural beauty.
Go here and you’ll get to interact with kind people, walk down cosy streets and feel the magic of the Mediterranean.

The historical complex of Burriana has been declared an Asset of Cultural Interest.
Stroll through it and you’ll see its iconic basilica of El Salvador and its bell tower (popularly known as “El Templat”). The original bell tower was destroyed during the Civil War, and in 1942, El Templat was built with the goal of becoming the highest bell tower in all of the Region of Valencia, including that of Miguelete.

The maritime zone of Burriana is known for its prosperity and tradition. Fishermen meet in its port every day to fish for long hours, while visitors stop by to contemplate its beauty. From here, you can see both Torre del Mar and Torre de Tadeo, two towers that were built years ago to protect the city from possible attacks and still stand today.

After that, head to the mouth of Anna River, where you will find Clot de la Mare de Déu—a wetland that has become a refuge for 200+ species of birds. Nearby, you’ll find the charming hermitage the destination is named after.


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