Last updated: December 01, 2024
Welcome to Barañáin's Christmas guide, your complete resource for discovering the festive celebrations in our city. We present you the events and attractions that bring life to our community during these special dates.
From the Town Hall Square, the heart of festivities, to the decorated streets of the Old Quarter, Barañáin transforms during the Christmas season. Traditional markets, cultural performances at the Auditorium, and family activities at the Sports Complex complement the celebrations in Pamplona, just 10 minutes away, offering a Christmas experience that combines local warmth with the festive atmosphere of the Navarrese capital.
Contact information and details below.
Over 400 nativity scenes built by members of the Association.
The Association of Belenistas of Pamplona presents a traditional Christmas exhibition with over 400 nativity scenes built by its members. The exhibition will take place at the Congress and Auditorium Baluarte from December 2nd.
Where: Pamplona | More Info: Nativity Scenes by the Nativity Scene Association of Pamplona
Store specializing in Basque handicrafts with a variety of handicrafts and national products.
Olentzero is a store specializing in Basque handicrafts, where you can find boots, gummy heads, and giant gummy figures, among other traditional products. The store offers a variety of handicrafts and national products, making it an ideal place for those looking for unique and authentic items.
Where: Pamplona | More Info: Olentzero
Traditional Christmas carol procession through Pamplona's streets.
The Ronda de villancicos del Orfeón Pamplonés is a traditional Christmas carol procession through the streets of Pamplona, where the choir performs both classic and modern carols.
Where: Pamplona | More Info: Carols Round by the Pamplona Orfeón
Presentation of Spanish artists in a Christmas music festival.
Festival Santas Pascuas is a Christmas music event in Pamplona that brings together prominent Spanish artists for an unforgettable musical celebration.
Where: Pamplona | More Info: Santas Pascuas Festival
Traditional procession through Pamplona's streets with dromedaries and spectacular floats.
The Cabalgata de Reyes Magos in Pamplona is a traditional event where the Three Wise Men, Melchor, Gaspar, and Baltasar, arrive in the city on dromedaries. The procession goes through the main streets, including the Portal de Francia and the Plaza Consistorial, where they are received by the Municipal Corporation. Additionally, there are activities such as contests for children and adults and the delivery of the Haba de Oro for the most disadvantaged children.
Where: Pamplona | More Info: Arrival of Their Majesties the Three Wise Men
Nativity scene exhibitions at various iconic locations in Pamplona.
The LXII National Belenista Congress is an event that gathers belenists from around the world in Pamplona, featuring nativity scene exhibitions, talks, round tables, and cultural activities.
Where: Pamplona | More Info: 62nd National Nativity Scene Congress
Exhibition of nativity scenes in various sizes and formats.
The "Los Belenes en Baluarte" exhibition celebrates the 800th anniversary of the first nativity scene, featuring over 1,000 square meters of nativity scenes in various sizes and formats.
Where: Pamplona | More Info: Exhibition of the 800th Anniversary of the First Nativity Scene
Holiday workshops with fun and creative activities for children.
This holiday event offers a variety of fun activities for children. From making cards to Olentzero and Santa Claus to crafting Christmas decorations and participating in a festive train ride, there's something for everyone. The workshops are perfect for children aged 4 and up, and are organized in small groups to ensure everyone can participate.
Where: Pamplona | More Info: Christmas Workshops
Active participation of seminarians in the Eucharistic celebration.
The novena in honor of the Immaculate Conception took place at the University of Navarra's sports complex, gathering hundreds of young people and families around the Eucharist. Several seminarians participated in this celebration, including the seminary choir, which sang the mass on the sixth day of the novena.
Where: Pamplona | More Info: Novena of the Immaculate Conception