What is Christmas called in Spain? Before we get into the nitty gritty of the most wonderful Spanish Christmas traditions, most of which take place between 24th December and 6th January, you may ...

These Spanish desserts offer everyone a sensory journey through Spain’s beautiful regions and vibrant culture! Rich in flavor and history, these traditional treats are a central part of every ...

One of the highlights of the Christmas season in Spain is the proliferation of turrón, a nougat typically made from honey, sugar and nuts.

Christmas Eve is called Nochebuena in Spanish, and is a time for gathering as a family for a large and often long, meal. At this time of year it is traditional to eat a sweet called turrón, a ...

Flanked by dancers and live camels the Three Wise Men paraded down Madrid's central avenue atop glittering floats on Wednesday evening as traditional Epiphany celebrations returned - with ...

The Spanish royals usually attend church on Christmas Eve, with a traditional mass held at midnight. On Christmas Day, December 25, Queen Letizia's family have lunch at the palace.

The Spanish Royals Have Shared Their Annual Christmas Card The royal holiday greeting features a sweet photo form Princess Leonor's birthday. By Lauren Hubbard Published: Dec 12, 2023 12:29 PM EST ...

Queen Letizia and 'beautiful' daughters stun in casual looks in 'adorable' Christmas card THE SPANISH Royal Family has released their annual Christmas card.

The Spanish traditional Christmas sweet known as turron is ‘bread and butter’ to some 2,000 of the townspeople of Jijona, on Spain’s Mediterranean coast.