Last updated: December 01, 2024
Discover the Christmas wonder of Paterna! This guide presents all the festive events and activities our city offers during the holiday season. You'll find everything needed to enjoy traditional Valencian celebrations.
From the Plaza Mayor, where the traditional Christmas market is set up, to the historic streets decorated with festive lights, Paterna comes alive during this season. Visitors can explore the illuminated Arab Towers, enjoy handcrafted nativity scenes at San Pedro Apóstol Church, and participate in cultural activities at the Gran Teatro Antonio Ferrandis.
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Diversity of festive and artisanal products in various locations across the city.
The Christmas Market in Valencia features a variety of holiday products, including decorations, gifts, and handicrafts, in various locations across the city. From December 10 to January 5, visitors can enjoy a festive atmosphere and find the best gifts for the holidays.
Where: Valencia | More Info: Christmas Market
Mechanical attractions and game stalls for all audiences.
The Valencia Christmas Fair offers a variety of mechanical attractions, game stalls, fast food and sweet stands, and activities for all audiences. It is a perfect place to enjoy with family, friends, or as a couple.
Where: Valencia | More Info: Christmas Fair
Traditional religious celebration at the Jesuit Church in Valencia.
The Misa del Gallo is a traditional religious celebration held at the Jesuit Church in Valencia, where believers gather for a eucharist and reflect on the importance of faith.
Where: Valencia | More Info: Midnight Mass
Interactive activities and workshops for children and adults.
Expojove is a children and youth fair that offers a variety of activities, theater, music, and entertainment over the 10-day event. Children and adults can participate in workshops, watch shows, and enjoy a gastronomic area.
Where: Valencia | More Info: Expojove
Celebration with jokes and satire.
The Day of the Holy Innocents commemorates the massacre of children under two years old ordered by King Herod. Although its origin is historically and bloody, today it is celebrated with jokes and fun.
Where: Valencia | More Info: Holy Innocents' Day
Arrival of the Three Wise Men by catamaran.
The Three Wise Men of the East will arrive in Valencia on a catamaran, accompanied by 13 royal pages, and begin the Cabalgata de Reyes Magos by parading through the streets of Cap i Casal. Afterward, they will distribute gifts to the children of Valencia.
Where: Valencia | More Info: Three Kings Parade