A complete guide to the Barcelona Christmas Adventure holiday celebrations.

Christmas is one of the most wonderful times of the year in Barcelona, ​​with the city bursting with traditional celebrations, delicious food and a festive atmosphere. 🎅🎁✨ 🎄 Christmas Market Fira de Santa Llúcia: Located outside Barcelona Cathedral, it is a must-see attraction before Christmas. 🎁 Barcelona Three Kings Day Time: From the evening of January 5 to the early morning of January 6 Location: Main street in the center of Barcelona Content: The highlight of the Three Kings Day is the float parade, which includes real people dressed as the three kings, riding on gorgeous floats and throwing candies, toys and ribbons to the audience along the way. In addition, there are performances and dances with various themes, adding a strong atmosphere of joy to the festival. ✨Christmas light show at Hospital Sant Pau in Barcelona Time: Usually from November to January of the following year Location: Recinte Modernista de Sant Pau (Modernist Buildings of Sant Paul Hospital) Barcelona The light show is set against the backdrop of the modernist architectural complex of St. Paul's Hospital, creating a fairy-tale-like sea of ​​lights using millions of light points. 🏛️Casa Batlló It is a building located at 43 Passeig de Gràcia in the center of Barcelona, ​​Spain. It was designed by architect Antonio Gaudí and is Gaudí's most completed Art Nouveau naturalistic building. ✨Barcelona Christmas Lights Location: Thanksgiving Street The Christmas lights on Thanksgiving Street are exquisitely designed and colorful. When lit up, it's like a dream scene. Every year, the design of the Christmas lights is innovative, combining the latest lighting technology and artistic concepts to bring visitors a brand new viewing experience. 🏛️ Must-see attractions Casa Mila: It is recommended to go around 3 or 4 in the afternoon when the light and shadow effects are best. Sagrada Familia: Gaudi's masterpiece, the light and shadow effects are very beautiful during Christmas. It is recommended to purchase tickets online in advance to avoid queues. Gothic Quarter: Great for eating and buying souvenirs, it is definitely a paradise for shopping lovers. 🍽️ Food recommendations Paella: Enjoy an authentic Spanish paella at Restaurant Palermo, which is said to be a popular spot for locals. Churros: The churros at the Port Vell Market are a must-try. The line at the market entrance is very long, so you can walk inside and find other shops to try. 💡 Tips During Christmas, many stores will be closed, so you need to find out and plan your trip in advance. It is recommended to purchase tickets for popular attractions online in advance to avoid queuing.