Enjoy the 2023 night of Sant Joan in Barcelona
The eve of Sant Joan is a magical night which sees families, friends and neighbours fill the streets in celebration.
The eve of Sant Joan is a magical night which sees families, friends and neighbours fill the streets in celebration.
For more than fifty years, the Flama del Canigó has arrived in Barcelona, where it is received solemnly in Plaça de Sant Jaume.
Fireworks must be used with caution. Here is some basic advice to help you to enjoy a safe festive eve!
Cocas made with fruit and pine nuts, accompanied by a good cava or muscatel wine, are an essential part of the eve of Sant Joan. And, as with any traditional food, “coca” has a long history behind it, packed with stories and variations well worth...
The Nit de Sant Joan (St John's Eve) is a magic night of wonders reserved only for key and important dates in the calendar, such as Christmas and New Year's Eve. Spells, ordeals and formulas have come down to us thanks to the enthusiastic efforts of...
When we say the 'Nit de Sant Joan' is one of the city's oldest festivals, we're not saying it just for the sake of it: the basic elements – lighting bonfires, throwing firecrackers and filling the public space – have remained unchanged since the...
Every exposition, conference and open-door of Corpus Christi 2023 at Barcelona.
Despite the drought, The Dancing Egg will be back in the streets and courtyards of Barcelona and adapting to the situation. Discover all the eggs you can visit this year, experiencing this quintessential Barcelona tradition in an innovative way.
Corpus Christi, one of the oldest events on the Barcelona calendar of festivals and traditions, is returning to the city, filling it with flowers as well as cultural and recreational activities.
Monday 6 June is Whit Monday, a festival that is not celebrated in the same way throughout Catalonia. As each local authority can chose, some make it a public holiday but others don’t.