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Winter is a truly magical season in Barcelona

_Elsa_
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edited December 2020 in Candy Friends Stories

Elsa takes a break to check out the community. Nothing exciting going on, but then again it’s Christmas week. Perhaps some people will visit family, while others won’t and that could cause depression too. She doesn’t want to think about that so she decides to find out what winter things happen in Barcelona. 

‘With less tourists and chaos, winter is when the true city emerges. By day, there is a relaxed hum throughout the city, while at night, Barcelona turns into a Christmas wonderland as the dazzling lights illuminate the streets. Between the unique holiday traditions, less noise, and unbeatable prices, winter is the best time of year to explore the real Barcelona.

Traditions

While many countries wind down their Christmas celebrations after December 25th, in Spain, the festivities carry on well into January. The first week of January is an enchanting time to visit Barcelona, as locals continue to buy gifts and delight in the city’s beautiful Christmas lights. After much anticipation, thousands of adults and children line the city streets to watch the spectacular Three Kings Parade on January 5th. This parade is so magnificent that people actually bring their own ladders to see the parade over the crowd! With wildly decorated floats, live music, dance, and elaborate costumes, this parade is a must-see for any age.

Food - Oh, the food! Barcelona has some of the greatest food and drinks in the world, from the famous jamón ibérico and delicious fresh seafood, to craft cocktails, cava, and sangria. Despite these classic mouthwatering eats, Barcelona has many fantastic Spanish staples that you must try during the winter:

Escudella, a delicious and hearty Catalan stew that is common during Christmas, is perfect after roaming around chilly Barcelona. As the first documented soup in Europe, some recipes date back to the 14th century. This timeless dish is served in two courses: first, the broth with noodles or rice, and second, a heaping plate of warm vegetables and meats.’ (Source

Let’s continue – The food is yummy!

Start at the beginning – Walking in a Winter Wonderland

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