The best time to travel to Barcelona

Calvalcada dels Reis: On Epiphany, a fantastic parade with riders, acrobats and clowns parades along the Rambla through Barcelona.

Santa Eulàlia: In February, the largest winter festival delights both locals and visitors with various outdoor events and fireworks.

Mitja Marató de Barcelona: The annual half marathon in Barcelona in February is open not only to amateur runners but also to wheelchair users.

Barcelona Marathon: The largest city marathon in the metropolis takes place in mid-March. However, a two-day trade fair provides entertainment beforehand.

Sónar Festival: The Sónar Festival, one of the most important electronic music festivals in Barcelona, takes place in June and is not to be missed.

Sant Joan: At the beginning of June, the Parc del Fórum by the sea is transformed into a huge festival area where Spanish and international artists provide a fantastic musical program.

Sant Joan: At the end of June, both St. John and the summer solstice are celebrated.

Gay Pride: In June, the colorful flag is also raised in Barcelona during Gay Pride. Of course, countless parades and celebrations provide plenty of entertainment.

Rock Fest Barcelona: If you're in the mood for rock music, you can party in Parc Can Zam in Santa Coloma de Gramenet at the beginning of July.

Vida Festival: In Vilanova i la Geltrú, not far from Barcelona, the Vida Festival in July provides a breathtaking atmosphere and first-class musical entertainment.

Festa Major de Gràcia: At the end of August, the popular district of Gràcia hosts a spectacular district festival with numerous dances, castells and celebrations.

La Mercè: Barcelona's biggest city festival of the year takes place at the end of September. Castells, parades and a fantastic fireworks display are once again on offer.

Castanyada: With the Castanyada or chestnut festival on October 31, Barcelona hosts a fantastic autumn festival with lots of traditional treats for the whole family.

Barcelona Marathon: At the beginning of November, countless runners cross the coastal metropolis from Plaça d'Espanya to Parc de la Citutadela and back.

Fira de Santa Llúcia: Between November and December, a wonderful Christmas market takes place in Pla de la Seu and along Avenida de la Catedral, which should not be missed during your visit to Barcelona.

Nochevieja: At the end of the year, the locals take to the streets to celebrate the upcoming New Year with high spirits and lots of fireworks.