Burgos combines the joy of its most popular festivals, such as those of San Pedro and San Pablo in summer, with mass traditions such as Las Marzas at the end of February or the Curpillos in the Monasterio de las Huelgas. Holy Week, with great fervor, is another of the events marked in the Burgos festive calendar.
Holy Week in BurgosMore informationHoly Week in Burgos is another reason to visit this city. The origins of most of the brotherhoods that take part in this spectacular Holy Week date back to the Middle Ages, and are associated with the...
Festivity of the CurpillosMore informationThe Procession of ‘El Curpillos’ is held in the monastery and El Parral Park. A religious, military and recreational festivity.
The Festival of San Pedro and San Pablo. Day of the CoteriesMore informationMarks the end of the festivities of the patron saints of Burgos. It has been declared of touristic interest in Castilla y León. Every year for the Operación Añoranza (Operation of Yearning) thousands of...
Cecina Festival - Chair of San Pedro de BurgosMore informationThe central day of the festival is February 22, when the authorities receive a reception in the church of San Pedro de la Fuente and a solemn Mass is celebrated. At the end, there is a popular tasting...
Los Titos of San AntónMore informationIn the populous neighborhood of Gamonal in Burgos, every January 17, the festival of San Antón, more than 20,000 portions of titos are distributed among the residents and many others who come from different...
