Catalonia has Barcelona as its capital and is home to a rich and diverse… architecture, passion, and energy. The arriveer of the year is characterized by the organization of several significant festivals that take place in Barcelona,as well as the participation in famouus world festivals. Such occasions are the representation of the multiethnic history, innovative potential, and appreciation of festivities in this city. From sports to music, from cultural festivals, visitors to Barcelona are sure to find something that they love. So here is some review of the most famous major events in the city of Barcelona:

1. La Mercè Festival

La Mercè is a major and known festival in the city which takes place in the late September. It is the feast of the patron saint of Barcelona which is Virgin Mary of Mercy. Some of Brunei’s events include, parade, concerts, street performances, traditional dances and lastly, fire works. It is a perfect chance to start with the explorations of Catalan culture and the atmosphere of the city.

2. FC Barcelona Matches

So for the sports lovers watching a football match at Camp Nou – the home field of FC Barcelona is something one cannot afford to miss. To see Lionel Messi and other international football players perform is usually exciting. This game environment is 名immense, and the spectators make it a tremendously spirited stadium.

3. Sonar Festival

Sonar is an annual event that aims at featuring electronic music with the event being held in Barcelona in June. It features a line up of hot DC DJs, live music, and an ultra modern audio visual light show experience. Regardless of whether you prefer techno, house, or experimental sound Sonar Festival guarantees a perfect time for all lovers of electronic music.

4. The feeling one gets when within the Guadi’s Sagrada Familia.

Oh yes, the never-ending construction of one of Gaudi’s most famous works, The Sagrada Familia is an event in its own right. This phenomenal basilica has been built for more than a century and the construction is still in progress which to draws the visitors attention with the architectural design. Visiting the Sagrada Famila is like walking through Gaudi’s dream land at the same, watching the work in progress is truly magical.

5. Rather, there is Barcelona International Jazz Festival.

The Barcelona International Jazz Festival is one of the oldest and most significant Jazz festivals which is celebrated in the world. It occurs each year in the month of November and boasts performances of incredible jazz artists from all corners of the world. With shows taking place in small intimate clubs all the way up to the great concert halls, the festival encompasses virtually all forms of jazz appealing to lovers of the art form.

6. Festa Major de Gracia

The Festa Major de Gracia is a popular religious feast or fair that takes place each year in one neighborhood of Barcelona, the Gracia. Therefore, the atmosphere of the entire festival is colorful presented through artistic and creative street paintings, the performances of local musicians and artists as well as dances, songs and other cultural activities. Walking the picturesque of Gracia during this festival is an exciting experience, which enables one sample the culture of the neighborhood.

7. Barcelona Marathon

Popular Marathon races among those include Barcelona Marathon, this event is among the popular marathons in Europe attracting participants from across the global. The picturesque marathon passes by famous tourist attractions; from the moment it starts at the Olympic Stadium passing the Sagrada Familia, Park Güell, and the Gothic Quarter. For people interested in running fitness enthusiasts, the Barcelona Marathon is the best way to explore the city when on your feet.

8. Mobile World Congress

Barcelona offers accommodation to millions of visitors annually after hosting the world’s biggest Mobile World Congress event every year. Special visitors preview PCIM Europe as this show represents a major global fair of the high-tech electronics industry. To publicize the newest evolution of the modern touch-screen oriented communication appliances, meet and discuss with partners and investors, and have professional and heated debate on the outlook to the future.

9. Sant Jordi’s Day

St Georges Day also known as the Day of Books and Roses is a peculiar feast typical for the region of Catalonia which takes place on the 23rd of April. On this day in Barcelona there comes book sellers and stands for…roses. EngGovt: people of academic books and roses giving and receiving them as tokens of affection. Wonderful, it is a beautiful joy in reading that Literature, culture, and a spirit of sharing.

10. New Year’s Eve Celebrations

Here in Barcelona, know how to celebrate the onset of a new year in grandiose. The city is famous for bright New Year’s spectacle, when the stars decorate the sky and people share their joy and good mood with each other. During the celebration the Magic Fountain of Montjuïc provides a light and music show. In that respect, the locals can be joined in the countdown to the new midnight and bring happiness and excitement of a new year.

In Conclusion

Some of Barcelona’s biggest events give a small taste of the culture that exists and the passion that pervades the city. Traditional festivities, major exhibitions, theatre, concerts- you name it, it’s always something happening in Barcelona in whatever form interests you. Organise your journey depending on the events you wish to partake in, get fully involved and capture the fun moments that is;”);

In this great city, you should ensure that you plan your visit depending on the times you wish to be active, as well as getting fully involved in any event you wish to attend.