Sant Jordi celebrations charm locals and visitors alike
Sunshine, stories, and roses fill the streets as Catalonia celebrates its most romantic day of the year
Culture news and stories from Barcelona and Catalonia
Sunshine, stories, and roses fill the streets as Catalonia celebrates its most romantic day of the year
Pierre Lemaitre, Francesca Gianone, or Belén Gopegui among first-time Catalonia's Day of Love adventurers
Social media has turned stores into meeting places for young readers
In Calogne, Catalonia’s officially designated Book Town, April 23 is the culmination of a larger literature festival
Over 500 stalls with books and roses fill streets of Barcelona with love and literature
Where to go for the best Sant Jordi celebrations across territory?
21 individuals and 10 organizations recognized for outstanding civic and cultural contribution to Catalonia, including actor Loles León and theater company La Cubana
Catalan capital will have record-breaking 500 book and rose stalls
Two main ingredients to celebrate Catalonia's Day of Love are a rose and a book
Hundreds of book stands across Catalan capital on Catalonia's day of love
Ancient Pyrenean tradition declared UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2022
Fictionalized 'Parenostre' follows former 23-year term leader Jordi Pujol and his family hours before announcing Andorran bank account
Paris, New York, Panama, Singapore, and Tokyo are among host cities of Catalan culture and literature celebrations
Film reaches similar levels to 'House on Fire' and 'El 47,' and sees over €3 million in revenue across Spain
Average spending per family around €35, as bakers expect similar sales numbers as 2024
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