Carnival extravaganza draws crowds to Catalonia
Thousands enjoy the 'Disbauxa' parade in Sitges and the candy fight in Vilanova
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Catalonia's vibrant carnival celebrations
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Carnival in Catalonia kicks off with massive cake fight in seaside city
Arrival of Carnival Queen in Barcelona marked by colorful parades, acrobatics, and music
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Carnival 2024 in Catalonia: where and when to celebrate?
The week-long celebration includes food fights, dancing giants, traditional folk dances, colorful parades, and sardine burials all around Catalonia
'Extraordinary' police operation at Sitges Carnival focusing on anti-terrorism and sexual violence
Around a thousand officers deployed from Fat Thursday to Ash Wednesday
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Vilanova and Sitges bid farewell to Carnival after seven days of debauchery
Seaside towns celebrate Ash Wednesday with thousands mourning death of King Carnestoltes
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PODCAST: Carnival time! – food (and food fights), parades and parties
Filling the Sink travels to two coastal towns famous for their carnival shenanigans – Vilanova i la Geltrú and Sitges
Food fights and town takeovers as Fat Thursday gets Carnival going
Move over Mardi Gras, celebrations in Catalonia kicks off with 'Dijous Gras'
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PortAventura amusement park opens its doors earlier than ever
Theme park expects to welcome over 5.3 million visitors in year marked by opening of new ride
Carnival 2022 in Catalonia: where and when to celebrate?
Towns across the territory prepare for first festivities since Covid-19 while others postpone activities
Sitges hotels gear up for Carnival hoping to better pre-Covid visitor numbers
90% of accommodation in seaside town booked out for Saturday, 26 February
Carnival in the time of Covid-19, Catalonia keeps the party alive
With many restrictions still in place, here is a lowdown of all that is still possible this festive season
One last Carnival blowout before ‘Burial of the Sardine’
Extermination Parade in Sitges, communal 'Ranxo' in several towns, and mock funeral rituals across Catalonia