Fira de Santa Llúcia: A Festive Wonderland
Step into the enchanting world of Fira de Santa Llúcia, Barcelona's oldest and most beloved Christmas market. Located in front of the majestic Barcelona Cathedral, this bustling market transports visitors to a festive wonderland filled with stalls selling traditional Catalan Christmas decorations, handmade crafts, and festive treats. From intricately crafted nativity scenes to fragrant Christmas trees and vibrant poinsettias, the market offers a delightful array of treasures to adorn your home and embrace the spirit of the season.
Caga Tió: A Quirky Catalan Tradition
Embrace the whimsical tradition of Caga Tió, a unique Catalan Christmas custom that brings joy and laughter to young and old alike. Also known as the "Pooping Log," Caga Tió is a wooden log adorned with a smiling face and a traditional Catalan hat. Beginning on December 8th, children "feed" the log with treats and small gifts each night until Christmas Eve, when they gather around to sing festive songs and beat the log with sticks to encourage it to "poop" out presents. It's a playful and heartwarming tradition that embodies the spirit of Catalan Christmas.
Els Pastorets: A Theatrical Spectacle
Immerse yourself in the magic of Catalan Christmas theater with Els Pastorets, a beloved holiday tradition that brings to life the story of the shepherds and the birth of Jesus. This colorful and lively theatrical performance features singing, dancing, and humorous antics that captivate audiences of all ages. From mischievous devils to angelic shepherds, the characters of Els Pastorets enchant spectators with their charming antics and timeless message of love and redemption.
New Year's Eve Traditions: Grapes and Fireworks
Join in the lively New Year's Eve celebrations as Barcelona welcomes the arrival of the new year with joyous festivities and time-honored traditions. At the stroke of midnight, join locals in the tradition of eating twelve grapes—one for each chime of the clock—to ensure good luck and prosperity in the coming year. Then, step outside to witness the spectacular fireworks displays that light up the night sky, illuminating Barcelona's iconic landmarks with bursts of color and light
WHERE TO SLEEP?
After enjoying the holiday festivities, here are some places to stay...
1 - Apartment in City Center
2 - Apartment with Terrace
3 - Industrial Duplex Loft
Check all of our options here: https://www.myspacebarcelona.com/
Phone: +34 934 173 266
Email: [email protected]
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/myspacebarcelonaapart
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/myspacebarcelonaapartment/
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/myspacebarcelona/