Last updated: December 01, 2024
Looking for information about Christmas celebrations in L'Hospitalet de Llobregat? This guide offers all the necessary details to enjoy the festivities, whether you're a local resident or visiting for the first time.
The city center streets, from Rambla Just Oliveras to the Town Hall Square, are transformed with festive lights and decorations. Christmas markets fill Plaza de Europa and its surroundings, while Can Buxeres Park hosts traditional Catalan activities. The proximity to Barcelona allows you to complement the experience with the celebrations of the capital city, accessible in just 15 minutes by metro.
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Guided nighttime tour of the city with Christmas decorations.
The Barcelona Christmas Tour offers a nighttime tour of the city's iconic landmarks, discovering Christmas traditions and secrets.
Where: Barcelona | More Info: Barcelona Christmas Tour by Bus
Thematic lighting in Passeig de Sant Joan with comic design.
The Christmas lights of Barcelona illuminate the city's main streets with an innovative and thematic design, including Passeig de Sant Joan and other iconic locations.
Where: Barcelona | More Info: Barcelona Christmas Lights
The only fair in the world with more than 160 stalls selling strictly Christmas products.
The Fira de Santa Llúcia is a Christmas tradition in Barcelona dating back to 1786. It features over 200 stalls selling Christmas products, including nativity scenes, decorations, Christmas trees, and handicrafts.
Where: Barcelona | More Info: Fira de Santa Llúcia Christmas Market
Visit by Santa Claus and letter delivery to the Three Kings.
The Feria de Reyes Gran Vía is a traditional Christmas market in Barcelona where you can find holiday gifts and products. It offers various activities such as visits from Santa Claus, letter delivery to the Three Kings, and music by the Porca and Sant Antoni devils.
Where: Barcelona | More Info: Kings' Fair
Sale of Christmas trees and artisanal products in a natural setting.
The Fira de l'Avet d'Espinelves is an annual event celebrating the tradition of buying Christmas trees. It takes place in the streets of the village, with stalls selling firs and artisanal products. Additionally, there are activities like live demonstrations of crafts and artisanal skills.
Where: Espinelves | More Info: Espinelves Fir Tree Fair
Selection of the best national and international designers and artisans.
Festivalet is an annual fair of independent craftsmanship and design that brings together the best national and international designers and artisans. It takes place in the old Fabra i Coats factory in the Sant Andreu neighborhood, offering products of proximity directly created by the exhibitors.
Where: Barcelona | More Info: Festivalet
Area with artisan stalls and local vendors.
The Mercado de Sant Nicasi in Gavà is a traditional event celebrated around the Fiesta de Sant Nicasi. It features a zone with artisan stalls and local vendors, activities throughout the event, festive decorations, and a children's area with games and attractions.
Where: Barcelona | More Info: Christmas Artisans Market
Explore Dalí's works with Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality.
The Salvador Dalí Immersive Exhibition offers a unique experience where art and technology combine to explore over 60 digitized works of the surrealist genius. Accompanied by an audio-story podcast, this exhibition guides you through Dalí's life and work using techniques like Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality.
Where: Barcelona | More Info: Salvador Dalí Immersive Exhibition
Daily liturgical celebrations in Catalan and Spanish.
The masses at Barcelona Cathedral offer a rich and culturally significant religious experience, with daily celebrations in Catalan and Spanish.
Where: Barcelona | More Info: Midnight Mass
Presentation of top-level flamenco artists at various venues in Barcelona.
The De Cajón Flamenco Festival is a cultural event that brings together the best flamenco artists from Spain in Barcelona. With a program that includes concerts and performances in various locations across the city, this festival is a benchmark for the passion and tradition of flamenco.
Where: Barcelona | More Info: Flamenco Shows
A show with illuminated drones at 250 meters high.
A grand drone show welcomes 2024 in Barcelona, featuring pyrotechnics, light, and music that symbolize the city's imagination and its inhabitants' desires.
Where: Barcelona | More Info: New Year’s Eve at the Magic Fountain
Immersive experience with virtual reality and metaverse.
The immersive Jules Verne exhibition offers a unique experience combining virtual reality, metaverse, and traditional exhibition halls to transport visitors to Verne's fantastical worlds.
Where: Barcelona | More Info: Jules Verne the Immersive Experience
Original and replica works by Banksy in an urban setting.
The Banksy Museum in Barcelona offers an immersive experience with over 130 works by Banksy, highlighting his street art and critical work.
Where: Barcelona | More Info: The World of Banksy
Open water swimming competition with cold temperatures.
The Copa Nadal is an open water swimming competition organized by Club Natación Barcelona, involving a 200-meter swim in Barcelona's port.
Where: Barcelona | More Info: Barcelona Swimming Club's Christmas Cup