Last updated: December 01, 2024
Discover all the Christmas activities in el Camp de l'Arpa del Clot with our comprehensive event guide. For both locals and visitors, we present a detailed selection of traditional celebrations in our Barcelona neighborhood.
The heart of festivities is concentrated in Plaza Can Robacols and Rambla del Clot, where you'll find the traditional Christmas market and nativity scene exhibitions. Events extend throughout the neighborhood, from Meridiana to Rogent Street, including cultural activities at La Farinera Civic Center and shows in Market Square.
Contact information and details below.
The oldest fair in the world dedicated to nativity and Christmas traditions.
The Fira de Santa Llúcia is an unparalleled tradition in Barcelona, where you can find over 160 stalls selling strictly Christmas products, such as nativity scenes, figurines, moss, and home decorations.
Where: Barcelona | More Info: Santa Lucia Christmas Market
Market with over a hundred artisanal stalls.
The Fira de Nadal de la Sagrada Família is a traditional Christmas market held in the Sagrada Família square since 1962. It starts at the end of November or early December and runs until Christmas. The numerous stalls are divided into four sectors: Christmas trees and plants, nativity scenes and traditional figures, food, and gifts.
Where: Barcelona | More Info: Sagrada Familia Christmas Market
Traditional and creative activities for children of different ages.
The Fira de Nadal al Moll de la Fusta is an event offering 30 days of performances and creative and fun activities for the whole family, including children's workshops and live music shows.
Where: Barcelona | More Info: Port Vell Market
A space to promote independent creators.
Festivalet is an annual fair that brings together the best national and international designers and artisans, offering products of proximity created directly by the artists.
Where: Barcelona | More Info: Artisan Fair
Free concerts by the Municipal Band of Barcelona.
The Festa Major de la Sagrera is a cultural event featuring free concerts by the Municipal Band of Barcelona, with repertoires by Mozart, Rossini, and Ketelby. It also includes giant and devil processions and traditional Catalan music.
Where: Barcelona | More Info: La Sagrera Neighborhood Festival
Traditional Catalan human tower construction.
The Castellers de Barcelona are a group of humans who build traditional Catalan human towers, an activity that requires months of training and perfect coordination.
Where: Barcelona | More Info: Barcelona Human Towers
Gathering of historic and centennial giants at the Arc de Triomf.
The Cercavila Gegantera is an event celebrating 600 years of giants in Barcelona, with a gathering of 230 giant groups at the Arc de Triomf.
Where: Barcelona | More Info: Giants' Procession
Parade of devils with fireworks.
The Correfoc is an exciting event where participants dressed as devils parade through the streets of Barcelona with fireworks and firecrackers.
Where: Barcelona | More Info: Fire Run
Union of sea music and festive atmosphere on the beach.
The Cantada d'Havaneres is a musical event that brings together singers and sea music groups on the beach of Calella de Palafrugell, where traditional habanera songs are performed.
Where: Barcelona | More Info: Havaneres Singing
Readings and comments on the Holy Mass.
The Festa del Crist Rei is a religious celebration that includes readings and comments on the Holy Mass, with a liturgical calendar and festivals that offer a profound spiritual experience.
Where: Barcelona | More Info: Christ the King Festival
Flamenco Christmas celebration with traditional songs and dances.
The Zambombas are a flamenco Christmas tradition that blends the passion of flamenco with the joy of Christmas. They are known for singing flamenco Christmas carols in a family-friendly and festive atmosphere.
Where: Barcelona | More Info: Friction Drums
Recovery and promotion of traditional Catalan dance.
Esbart Maragall is a cultural association that promotes Catalan tradition and culture through dance and music. It offers a variety of events and activities that celebrate the cultural identity of Barcelona.
Where: Barcelona | More Info: Maragall Dance Group
Traditional dance of groups in the Plaza de Sant Pere.
The Patum de Lluïment is a serene and controlled spectacle where all the groups, except the Plens, come out to the square to perform their traditional dance. Once the round of dances ends, the Tirabols begin, where the two Guitas and the two pairs of giants share the square while everyone dances to the music.
Where: Barcelona | More Info: Light Parade
Participation in human tower competitions with 30 teams.
The Castellers de Vilafranca are a renowned group of castellers participating in human tower competitions and events in Catalonia. Their skill and dedication have led to achieving high and complex human towers.
Where: Vilafranca del Penedès | More Info: Vilafranca Human Towers
Community celebration with activities for all tastes.
The Festa Major del Clot - Camp de l’Arpa is a community celebration held in the Clot and Camp de l’Arpa neighborhoods, featuring a variety of activities for all tastes.
Where: Barcelona | More Info: Clot - Camp de l’Arpa Neighborhood Festival
Tradition and noise in a vibrant spectacle.
The trabucaires gather in the Rambla and Ferran to galejar, transmitting joy and noise through processions and parades.
Where: Barcelona | More Info: Blunderbuss Show