Public holidays in Barcelona

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If your visit coincides with a holiday, get informed and discover some of our festivals and traditions.

Winter

• 25th December, Christmas. • December 26: Sant Esteve. • January 1: end of the year. • January 6: Kings.

Spring

• April 14: Holy Week / Palm Sunday. • April 10-13: Holy Week. • April 23: Sant Jordi day. • May 1: work party. • June 10: second Easter.

Summer

• August 15: the Assumption. • September 11: the Diada (National Holiday of Catalonia).

Autumn

• September 24: La Mercé (Patron Saint of Barcelona). • October 12: National holiday of Spain. • November 1: All Saints. • December 6: Constitution Day. • December 8: Immaculate Conception.

Consulates in Barcelona

In Barcelona, as it is not the capital of the state, there are no embassies, but there are consulates that represent their country.

Documentation necessary to travel to Barcelona

We explain the documents you need to enter Barcelona depending on the nationality of the visitor.

Schedules in Barcelona

What time do the people of Barcelona eat, what hours do banks, offices or shops do. Get acquainted with the habits of the city.

languages in barcelona

The usual languages used in Barcelona are Spanish and Catalan, predominantly Spanish, both derived from Latin.

Prices in Barcelona

How much does a coffee cost, the subway, a menu or what tip do I have to leave in a restaurant. Getting informed will help you learn about local customs and plan your expenses on the trip.