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A vibrant destination with a variety of events and experiences to enjoy throughout the year. From cultural celebrations to local showcases, every visit offers something new to discover.

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12 Oct 2025
Tarragona Sona Flamenc
It's a lively and unforgettable experience, combining ancient traditions with a festive atmosphere.
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09 Nov 2025
Halloween at PortAventura World
PortAventura World transforms into a thrilling setting filled with spooky creatures and fun surprises for the whole family. The park is decorated with over 22,000 pumpkins, cobwebs, and special lighting to create a truly haunting atmosphere. PortAventura Park will feature themed shows, street entertainment, and a family-friendly Scare Zone. Don't miss Halloween Factory at the Gran Teatro Imperial—a mysterious performance where dancers and acrobats bring gothic scenery to life and evoke spirits from beyond. Get ready for the most fun and fright-filled Halloween experienc
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06 Jan 2026
Christmas at PortAventura World
Discover the magic of Christmas at PortAventura World — a unique experience full of excitement and adventure! Celebrate the holiday season with festive shows like Christmas Dream at the Gran Teatro Imperial, the dazzling Christmas Magic Bubble, or the grand parade The Arrival of the Royal Emissaries on the Mediterranean lake. Enjoy spectacular Christmas decorations with countless lights, trees, and ornaments throughout the park. From November to January, PortAventura World is the perfect destination for your holiday celebrations!
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01 January 2025
New Year’s Day
January 1st is a national holiday in Spain, marking the beginning of the new year. It's generally a quiet day focused on rest and time with family, following the lively celebrations of New Year's Eve (December 31st). On that night, it's traditional to have a festive dinner, enjoy fireworks, and eat 12 grapes at midnight—one for each clock chime—to bring good luck for the year ahead.
05 January 2025 - 06 January 2025
Three Wise Men Day – National Holiday
The Three Wise Men (or Epiphany) is a traditional celebration in Spain held on January 6th. It commemorates the visit of Melchior, Gaspar and Balthazar,who brought gifts to baby Jesus. On the evening of January 5th, parades take place across cities and towns, with the kings arriving on horseback, carriages, or even boats, throwing candies to children. That night, kids leave their shoes out hoping to receive gifts if they've been good, or coal if not! It's a magical and much-loved holiday, especially for children.
19 January 2025
Saint Anthony’s Festival – Vila-Seca Holiday
The Sant Antoni Festival in Vila-seca is one of the town's most traditional and popular celebrations, held every January. It honors Saint Anthony, the patron saint of animals, with events such as parades of horses and carriages (Tres Tombs), blessings of animals, traditional Catalan dances, local gastronomy, and family activities. It's a great opportunity to experience local culture, rural traditions, and community spirit in a festive atmosphere.
18 April 2025
Good Friday – National Holiday
Good Friday is one of the most important dates of Holy Week in Spain. It is celebrated on the Friday before Easter Sunday and commemorates the crucifixion and death of Jesus Christ. It is a national holiday, marked by silence, reflection, and above all, religious processions that pass through the streets of many cities and towns. These processions are impressive parades of "pasos" (religious images), accompanied by penitents, drums, and solemn music.
21 April 2025
Easter Monday – Regional Holiday
Easter Monday in Catalonia is a very special and family-oriented holiday. It is celebrated the day after Easter Sunday and marks the end of Holy Week. It is customary to gather with family, especially godparents and godchildren, to share the traditional Mona de Pascua, a cake decorated with chocolate and figures that symbolize the joy of the resurrection. It is a festive day, without processions, focused on togetherness, food, and relaxation.
23 June 2025
Saint Joan – Catalonia Holiday
Sant Joan is one of the most popular and vibrant summer celebrations in Catalonia. Held on the night of June 23rd, it marks the arrival of the summer solstice with bonfires, fireworks, music, and dancing. Traditionally, people gather on the beach or in town squares to celebrate with friends and family. The night is filled with petards (firecrackers), coca de Sant Joan (a sweet pastry), and live music. It's a magical and energetic night that symbolizes renewal, light, and community spirit.
29 June 2025
Saint Peter’s Day – Cambrils & Reus Holiday
The Sant Pere Festival is the most important local celebration in Reus and Cambrils, dedicated to Saint Peter, the patron saint of fishermen. Held at the end of June, it marks the beginning of summer with a vibrant atmosphere full of traditions, music, and color. In Reus, the festival features religious events, the traditional "seguici festiu" (folk parade), human towers (castellers), fire runs (correfocs), and lively street performances. It all culminates with the spectacular "tronada" (a powerful local firework display) and the procession of Saint Peter. In Cambrils, the sea plays a central role: the highlight is the maritime procession, where fishermen carry the image of the saint out to sea on decorated boats, accompanied by traditional music and festivities.
15 August 2025
Santa Maria – National Holiday
On August 15th, Tarragona celebrates the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, an important religious holiday in Spain. This day combines religious events, such as solemn masses in the Cathedral, with a festive atmosphere.
19 August 2025
Saint Magí – Local Holiday
Sant Magí is one of Tarragona's most important traditional festivals, celebrated every August 19th. It honors Saint Magí, a local hermit and miracle worker from the 4th century. The celebrations include colorful parades, traditional human tower performances (castells), religious processions, and fireworks. One of the highlights is the arrival of water from the sanctuary of Sant Magí de la Brufaganya, symbolizing blessings for the city. It's a lively festival that combines history, culture, and community spirit.
11 September 2025
National Day of Catalonia – Regional Holiday
September 11th marks the National Day of Catalonia. It commemorates the fall of Barcelona in 1714 during the War of the Spanish Succession. On this day, many Catalans express their cultural and political identity through official events, floral tributes, and demonstrations.
23 September 2025
Santa Tecla – Local Holiday
Santa Tecla is Tarragona's main festival, celebrated from September 12th to 24th. This celebration honors Saint Tecla, the city's patron saint, and is a vibrant mix of tradition, culture, and fun. During these days, the streets fill with parades, music, dances, fireworks, and religious ceremonies. Highlights include the castells (human towers), giants and big-headed figures, and the procession in honor of the saint. Santa Tecla is a unique experience that showcases the spirit and identity of Tarragona.
12 October 2025
Spain’s National Day – National Holiday
October 12th is Spain's National Day, a day when the country celebrates its historical and cultural identity. It commemorates the moment when Christopher Columbus arrived in the Americas in 1492, considered a key milestone in Spain's international presence.
01 November 2025
All Saints’ Day – National Holiday
All Saints' Day, celebrated on November 1st, is a traditional and solemn holiday in Spain. It is a day to honor and remember deceased loved ones. Families visit cemeteries to clean and decorate graves with flowers and candles. Although quieter than other festivals, it holds deep cultural and emotional significance, reflecting respect and remembrance for ancestors.
06 December 2025
Constitution Day – National Holiday
On December 6th, Spain celebrates Constitution Day, a national holiday that commemorates the approval of the Spanish Constitution of 1978, which marked the country's transition to democracy after the Franco dictatorship. In some cities, there may be official ceremonies or institutional celebrations.
08 December 2025
Inmaculate Conception Day – National Holiday
Immaculate Conception day is a national holiday celebrating the Virgin Mary's purity. Many cities hold special masses and processions. It's also part of the long "December holiday weekend," perfect for enjoying local culture and festive lights.
25 December 2025
Christmas Day
December 25th in Spain is Christmas Day, one of the most important holidays of the year. It is a family-centered celebration marking the birth of Jesus, with special meals, Christmas carols (villancicos), and a festive atmosphere. Families typically gather for a large lunch, and cities are beautifully decorated with lights and nativity scenes (belenes).
26 December 2025
Sant Esteve – Regional Holiday
December 26th in parts of Spain, especially in Catalonia, is Sant Esteve (Saint Stephen's Day), a regional public holiday. A typical dish served is canelons (cannelloni), usually made from leftover meat from the Christmas meal