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Children - Can wear anything if they watch, but if they are in a parade then they wear costumes
Animals - nothing
Men - Costumes
Women - Costumes
King - Something

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On the streets they have a parade

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Semana Santa is a happy time (except for when it rains)

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Everyone seems to have a favorite procession for various reasons: they’re members of the church or maybe a family member is part of the procession. To try and see every procession in one week is a recipe for frustration and will likely drive you crazy. It’s almost impossible to take them all in if only for the crowds. .

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Schools, works, shops and bulidings close for 4 days to celebrate

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Andalusia, Malaga, but also in Salamanca, Avilia and Segovia

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It dates back to the 16th centrey! WOW!  It was decided that the best way to do this would be a series of processions through the streets, depicting scenes from the story of the fall and rise again of Jesus Christ.

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Semana Santa is a Holy and Fun week of Easter

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Semana Santa is an outdoor event. So if it rains then it is very bad news!

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Men, women and children can walk in the parade as Nazarenos

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For Cathlics Samana Santa is a big thing. But everyone in Spain celebrates it.

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Easter Food. Semana Santa, like any other festival, has its own special flavours and this is especially during this week because traditionally Catholics are not supposed to eat meat. A great time for seafood. The exact dishes will vary to some degree depending on where you are celebrating in Andalucia.

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Semana Santa is the annual celebration of Jesus Christ celebrated by Catholic religious brotherhoods and fraternities that perform  on the streets and almost every Spanish city and town celebrates Semana Santa before Easter.

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A favourite dessert during Semana Santa is rice pudding, arroz con leche, and you can also get torrijas.

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A Torrija is a bread with milk, sugar and cinnamon. They eat it on Samana Santa because its a special dessert for that time of year.

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Samana Santa is on Sunday 25 March

and ends on

Saturday

31 March

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Samana Santa sounds like christmas, but its EASTER! They eat Torrijas. The easter season is a very big deal for cathlics in spain.