How to Celebrate San Juan in Valencia: The Most Magical Night of the Year
If you’re studying Spanish in Valencia, prepare yourself for one of the most magical celebrations in the Spanish calendar: San Juan Night. This ancestral celebration on the night of 23rd to 24th June doesn’t just mark the official start of summer, it offers you the perfect opportunity to practise your Spanish whilst experiencing a millennia-old […]
The official start of Fallas 2025: The Ninot exhibition
Las Fallas is far more than just a celebration of parties, dancing, and drinks. At its core, the festival is a profound expression of art, culture, and community, which are brought to life through both the ninots and fallas of each community. These sculptures represent months of dedication and work, and embody both uniqueness and creativity. […]
San Vicente Mártir: What is it and how is it celebrated in Valencia?
As we start to wind down from the excitement of Christmas and New Year, Valencia is looking forward to a special occasion next week: the celebration of the city’s patron saint, San Vicente Mártir. Every year on January 22nd, Valencians come together to honor Saint Vicente Mártir, who is also known as Saint Vincent the […]
All about Valencia´s Nativity scenes and Christmas traditions
One of the most enchanting traditions during the Christmas season in Valencia is the display of belenes (nativity scenes). These detailed nativity scenes showing the birth of Jesus are more than just religious symbols; they are a celebration of craftsmanship, creativity, and the festive spirit that fills the city. Nativity scenes in Valencia have […]
A taste of Valencia: Classic Christmas dishes and desserts
As you’ve already seen with the Christmas lights, markets, and decorations, the holiday season in Valencia is a time of vibrant celebrations, rich in tradition, culture, and, of course, delicious food and drink. While many regions in Spain have their own unique Christmas customs, Valencia offers a distinctive blend of dishes and traditions that reflect […]
Discovering Día de los Muertos in Valencia: Honoring Tradition on November 1st
While Halloween on October 31st brings spooky costumes and candy, the day after holds a deeply meaningful tradition in Valencia and across Spain: Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) on November 1st. This day is dedicated to remembering loved ones who have passed away, celebrating their lives, and honoring their memory. In Valencia, […]
Benimàmet´s Pumpkin Festival
As October rolls around, the excitement for Halloween is beginning to bubble up. Costumes, candy, and all things spooky will soon fill the air, and what better way to celebrate this thrilling season than with a visit to a Pumpkin Festival? This charming event in Valencia on Friday combines the spirit of Halloween with a […]
San Juan: What is it and how to celebrate!
We are finally getting closer to the eagerly awaited night of San Juan, which brings with it the official welcome of Summer. The Night of San Juan, or Saint John’s Eve, is a traditional celebration held on the evening of June 23rd, leading into June 24th. This festival has deep historical roots and is […]
Q&A with EUROACE’S Fallera
Today our blog is a bit different as we dive into the world of Fallas, which officially started its celebrations today with the first mascletà in the town hall. We had the chance to talk to our class coordinator and Spanish teacher, Lidia, who also happens to be a Fallera! We’ve asked Lidia a bunch […]
Celebrating San Vicente Martir: A Festive Day in Valencia
Introduction: Valencia, a city steeped in history and tradition, commemorates a special day on the 22nd of January in honor of its patron saint, San Vicente Martir. This festive occasion is marked by a series of events that pay homage to the life and contributions of this revered figure. Who is San Vicente Martir? San […]
