The Port of Barcelona lights up for Christmas: A magical trip to Moll de la Fusta

Dates and times of the Christmas fair

The Christmas Fair in Barcelona’s Old Port will begin on November 29, 2024 and will run until January 6, 2025, offering a wide opening schedule from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.

Emblematic location

Visitors can enjoy this fair at Moll de la Fusta, as well as in other areas of Port Vell, an ideal place to experience the Christmas spirit.

Opening with a light show

On December 5 at 6:30 p.m., a festive event will take place to switch on the Christmas lights, with performances by the BETA group and a free virtual reality experience called ‘Illusions’.

Featured activities and shows

In addition to the lighting of the lights, the program will include performances by gigantes, grallers and a Big Band, creating a festive atmosphere for the whole family.

Surprising novelties

Among the novelties this year, a light and music show stands out at the Torre de Jaume I, which can be enjoyed every evening at 7 p.m.

Attractions and experiences for everyone

The fair will also offer a sustainable ice rink, an antique carousel, a train, a pirate ship and an impressive 65-metre high Ferris wheel.

Markets and activities for families

Visitors will be able to explore the ‘Sabors de Nadal’ market, which will offer local gastronomic products, as well as workshops and activities for the little ones, focused on maritime culture.

Other events nearby

During the Christmas period, attendees will also be able to enjoy other events such as the Raluy Circus, the Harry Potter show and various nautical competitions.

Reflections on Christmas in Barcelona

As Christmas approaches, Barcelona transforms into a magical city, full of activities and events that captivate both locals and tourists, reaffirming its reputation as an essential Christmas destination.

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