Barcelona’s Fira de Santa Llúcia, a Fair Focused on Christmas Traditions

December 26, 2012 By Sarah Perkins Leave a Comment

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Fira de Santa Llucia has been held in the Avenue of the Cathedral since 1786. A fair that sells ‘Nativity Scenes and Christmas Traditions’, which include many versions of the kooky ‘cagatio’, the smiling log under which the gifts of Christmas appear on Dia de Los Reyes, 6 January. A place to find the Christmas spirit.

UN BESO: Fira de Santa Llúcia

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