Granada, the jewel of Andalusia, not only captivates with its majestic Alhambra and rich history, but also enchants with its vibrant festivities throughout the year. Immerse yourself in the excitement of these unique celebrations, marked by a fusion between the religious, the cultural and the festive. Get ready to experience the magic of the festivities in Granada with this tour of its most notable events!
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Discover all the festivals and celebrations in the city of Granada:
Feast of San Cecilio (February 1)
The Festival of San Cecilio is a display of devotion in honor of the patron saint of Granada. The Albaicín neighborhood dresses up with religious and cultural events that pay tribute to this saint.
Holy Week (March-April)
Holy Week fills the streets of Granada with impressive processions that date back centuries. The religious brotherhoods parade carrying steps that represent scenes from the Passion of Christ. The sacred music, the aromas of incense and the atmosphere of devotion create a moving experience.
Day of the Cross (May 3)
The Day of the Cross is a celebration that fuses the religious and the festive. The streets and squares are filled with crosses decorated with flowers, competing in contests for the most beautiful and creative one. Music, food and dancing fill this special day with joy.
Corpus Christi Festivities / Granada Fair (June)
Carpets of flowers beautify the streets for the procession of the Blessed Sacrament, combining the religious and the artistic in a stunning visual experience. In addition, it coincides with the Granada Fair, one of the most anticipated celebrations of the year. The Granada Fair transforms the city into a spectacle of lights, music, booths, flamenco dancing and local gastronomy. For a week, Granada residents and visitors enjoy the party in every corner of the city.
International Music and Dance Festival (June-July)
The Alhambra and other emblematic places become magical settings for internationally renowned concerts, operas and dance shows. It is a cultural meeting that attracts artists and music and dance lovers from all over the world.
Festival of the Virgin of Angustias (September)
This festival is dedicated to the patron saint of Granada. The processions, religious events and pilgrimage that honor the Virgin of Angustias are moments of great emotion and popular fervor.
White Night (October)
A cultural night that allows visitors and locals to enjoy museums, exhibitions, concerts and artistic activities for free throughout the city. It is a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the art and culture of Granada until the early hours of the morning.
Live the festive essence of Granada and immerse yourself in its traditions! These festivities will transport you to the rich history and culture of this unique city in every corner of its celebrations.