The Three Wise Men came from the East to bring presents to the Baby Jesus. And still nowadays, every January 5th in the evening they get in the homes of millions of Spanish children to bring them presents, that the kids discover mesmerized in the morning of January 6th. Believe it or not, the Reyes Magos de Oriente are here more popular than Santa! If you want to join the fun and experience this magical evening, don’t miss the posts we have gathered for you in this tag from our blog. You’ll find out where to find the locals and how exactly we celebrate the last feast of our long Christmas season.
LEARN TO SET UP YOUR CHRISTMAS NATIVITY SCENE: Setting up a Nativity scene set is a Christmas tradition that children love: Christmas wouldn’t be Christmas without Nativity scenes (pessebre in Catalan or belén in Spanish)! Families will set it up a couple of weeks before Christmas, and the whole process of setting it up will keep the kids …
EPIPHANY DAY: JANUARY 6 IN SPAIN Christmas season is long in Spain! This week we are celebrating the last special day before it ends: January 6 in Barcelona is the day of the Three Kings (or the Magi, or the Wise Men, or the Tres Reis Mags, in Catalan) or the Epiphany. If you are …
