Semana Santa in Spain
Semana Santa in Spain is held on March 29. It is the period between Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday. This event in the third decade of the month March is annual. 
Help us
Help us 
Semana Santa commemorates the Passion of Christ in the Catholic tradition and takes place the week directly before Easter. Holy Week (Semana Santa) are the seven days leading up to Easter Sunday. There are some important days leading up to Easter like Holy Thursday and Good Friday. Celebrations in Spain began around the 16th century. People would present scenes from the story of the Passion of Christ by walking in processions. Today, these celebrations certainly happen in the many regions of Spain.
Semana Santa is considered the major annual celebration in Spain, Portugal and most Latin American countries. You can attend the festival in most major cities.
Similar holidays and events, festivals and interesting facts
The Feast of the Reconquest of Vigo, Spain on March 28
World Entrepreneurship Day on April 16
Feast of the Virgen del Milagro in Alicante, Spain on April 19
La Diada de Sant Jordi on April 23 (Catalonia, Spain, Andorra. The Día de Sant Jordi, where flowers and gifts are exchanged);
Day of Castile and Leon in Spain on April 23 (Día de Castilla y León - anniversary of the Battle of Villalar in 1521);
Villalar de los Comuneros in Spain on April 23 (province of Valladolid);
Castile and León Day on April 23