Program of Holy Week in Valladolid

Year 2023

It celebrates: From 28th March to 31st March
Place: Valladolid (Valladolid)

A unique and emotional celebration that combines religion, art, and culture in an atmosphere full of tradition and passion. Its processions, images, music, and gastronomy make it a unique experience for any visitor. Discover the history and most prominent values of one of the most important and moving Holy Weeks in Spain. We're waiting for you in Valladolid!

Program of Holy Week in Valladolid

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Holy Week in Valladolid 2023

In the previous link, you can download a document with the complete guide to processions and routes for each day.

Upcoming festivals

Las Minas International Singing Festival

From 27th July to 6th August
Unión, La (Murcia)
Las Minas International Singing Festival
The Festival Internacional del Cante de Las Minas de La Unión, in Murcia, is held at the end of July and beginning of August. It is a festival that showcases the best of flamenco music through galas and competitions.

Falces Garlic Day

From 29th July to 30th July
Falces (Navarra)
Falces Garlic Day
El Ajo Rojo de Falces has its own festival in July, with tastings, a craft market and brass bands, historical visits and many activities for all audiences.

Flamenco Cork Festival of Genal Valley

29th July
Gaucín (Málaga)
Discover the Flamenco Cork Festival of Genal Valley. It was born as a Flamenco Verbena at the Castle of Águila in '97. Since then, this event is celebrated every year with renowned flamenco artists, along with the magical cork oak uncorking.

The Viking Pilgrimage of Catoira

2nd August
Catoira (Pontevedra)
The Viking Pilgrimage of Catoira
The Viking Pilgrimage of Catoira, is a traditional festival considered one of the most striking and spectacular in all of Galicia: fighting, costumes, crafts and lots of laughs.

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