As Christmas approaches in December 2023, soon Spain's 2024 is ready! The official gazette (BoletÃn Oficial del Estado, Boe) has published a new labor calendar for 2024, and we are not just looking at a series of dates, but planning cultural explorations and leisure times throughout the year. Let's take a look at some of the special days!
New Year's Day on January 1.
New Year's bells are ringing and families are celebrating new beginnings.
In Spain, it's a day to reunite with family and welcome new hope together.
January 6: Three Kings Day.
A day full of magic, children await the gifts of the three wise men. The streets are filled with a festive atmosphere, where families gather to enjoy the traditional "roscon de reyes".
March 29: Good Friday.
On this day, solemn processions and religious ceremonies are held throughout the country, showcasing Spain's rich religious heritage.
May 1: Labor Day.
A day to celebrate the achievements of workers, but also full of rallies and marches (modern**: for rights, less riots, more debates), but also a great opportunity to enjoy the spring sunshine with your family.
15 August: Feast of Our Lady **.
On this day, religious processions and celebrations take place all over Spain, especially in areas with strong religious traditions.
12 October: Spanish National Day.
It is Spain's national holiday and marks the culture and history of Spain. The streets are filled with the atmosphere of National Day, with parades, ** and dances.
November 1: Halloween.
A day to remember the saint and the deceased, where families gather to reminisce about their loved ones, but also a time to enjoy autumn delicacies (the happiest days for the little ones have arrived).
6 December: Constitution Day in Spain.
This day celebrates the signing of the Spanish Constitution and is a symbol of national pride and democracy.
25 December: Christmas Day.
Families and friends gather to celebrate, exchange gifts, and enjoy traditional food, and streets and homes are adorned with festive Christmas trees and decorations.
These holidays are not only an opportunity to rest, but also a great time to explore Spain's colorful culture. Are you ready? Start planning your 2024 vacation!