Museu de les Fogueres is a small museum in central Alicante devoted to the city’s Sant Joan bonfires. Its displays include ninots, elaborate paper-mâché figures spared from the flames by popular vote, with examples dating to 1932. Models and photographs trace the history of the annual celebrations, and a video room brings the festival atmosphere indoors. Admission is free, and the visit takes about 30 to 40 minutes, making this an easy stop for a closer look at a local tradition.
Models and photographs of the bonfires
The museum’s historical displays include models and photographs related to Alicante’s annual bonfires, which take place over several days. They provide context for the figures and the festival they belong to.
Sculpture workshops
On selected dates, artisans work on creating sculptures in workshops. Check with Alicante City Council or a tourist information point for details; reservations may be required.
FAQ
Is Museu de les Fogueres free?
Yes. Admission is free.
How long does a visit take?
Allow about 30 to 40 minutes.
How do you get to Museu de les Fogueres by tram?
Take tram L4 to the Londres stop, which is near the museum.
