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Apr 20, 2024 · 1. Caga Tio. 2. The Caganer Barcelona Tradition. 3. Christmas Eve. 4. Midnight Mass. 5. Christmas Day & Boxing Day. 6. New Years Eve. 7. Three Kings Parade. 8. Three Kings Day. Christmas Traditions from America. Christmas Markets in Barcelona. Fira de Santa Llucia. Fira de Nadal de la Sagrada Familia. Fira de Nadal del Port Vell. Fira de Reis.
- Visit the Sagrada Familia’s Christmas festivities. So it’s that time of the year again – a time for twinkling lights, joyful carols, and the aroma of chestnuts roasting on an open fire.
- See the Christmas exhibits at Casa Milà. Casa Milà, or as locals fondly call it, La Pedrera is one of Barcelona’s architectural jewels. I mean, it’s a visual delight throughout the year, but during Christmas?
- Experience the light display at Park Güell. Now, what’s Christmas without some jaw-dropping light displays, right? So, head on over to Park Güell, another gem in Barcelona’s crown.
- Check out Barcelona’s Christmas markets. In the mood for more holiday spirit? I’ve got you covered as Barcelona’s Christmas markets are just the ticket.
- Father Christmases Parade
- Harbour Swim
- Three Kings Parade
Every year hundreds of school children, dressed as Santa Claus, parade down L’Avinguda Madrid in the Sants District, joined by floats, dancers and giants, as well as Guardia Urbana’s mounted band. The district’s fire devils provide an explosive finish. The event is called the Cavalcada del Pare Noel a Sants in Catalan. More info here.
Taking place at noon on Christmas Day itself, this testicle-shrinking sports event is a 200m dash across the Barcelona harbour for the brave. Even the Mediterranean is freezing this time of year! The Copa Nadal (“Christmas Cup”) has been organised every year since 1907 by the Swimming Club of Barcelona, when Edwald Poescheke won with a time of 3’17...
Whilst Caga Tio defecates a few pressies here and there on Xmas itself, the main present giving in Catalonia and Spain takes place when the Wise Men arrive to deliver their gifts to the Son of God, during Epiphany (6th January). The day before (i.e. the 5th Jan!), in what is one of Barcelona’s most spectacular annual events, the Three Magi cruise i...
Dec 7, 2023 · An in depth guide for those planning a Barcelona Christmas: markets, weather, lights, traditions, shopping, seasonal food, hours, and money saving tips.
Christmas in Barcelona, Catalunya. Essential tips for visitors visiting Barcelona during the Christmas and New Year period.Attraction opening hours, restaurants, shops and transport. Links to articles on nativity, christmas lights, christmas cultural traditions and more.
Nov 24, 2017 · Christmas Markets in Barcelona. You can swap shopping in the snow for some shopping under the sun in these Christmas markets: Saint Lucia Christmas Market. This is Barcelona’s oldest and biggest Christmas market, held in the beautiful square in front of the city’s Cathedral in the Gothic Quarter.
Nov 8, 2023 · Key Takeaways. Discover the unique Catalan Christmas traditions that give a special touch to the holiday season. Explore Barcelona's enchanting Christmas markets, perfect for finding handcrafted gifts and local treats. Experience the city's festive atmosphere with its dazzling light displays and decorations.
