Semana Santa (Holy Week) is celebrated across Spain, but certain cities are renowned for their spectacular processions:
Arguably the most elaborate, with solemn processions by day and vibrant street festivities by night.
Famous for massive, artistic floats (tronos) carried by hundreds of bearers through cheering crowds.
Processions wind through the narrow streets of the Albaicín, blending Moorish and Christian heritage.
Known for its austere, dignified atmosphere, accompanied by mournful drums and bugles.
Distinguished by exquisite sculpted pasos paraded through the medieval center.
Celebrations unfold in the enchanting old town, emphasizing deep religious tradition.
Each region adds unique customs, making Holy Week a profoundly moving cultural experience nationwide.