This weekend, the vibrant colors of Carnaval have once again taken over the Girona municipalities. With lively parades in towns like Platja d’Aro, Palamós, and Sant Feliu de Guíxols, the celebrations are in full swing. As we move into March, are you ready to join the fun and experience the excitement of the Girona Carnaval?
- Girona municipalities celebrate vibrant Carnaval festivities.
- Iconic parade in Platja d'Aro attracts 60,000.
- Roses hosts over 5,000 participants in parade.
- Palamós features Grandiosa Rua with musical acts.
- Blanes introduces King Carnestoltes in celebrations.
- Vidreres prepares for upcoming Ranxo Festival.
Experience the Thrill of Girona’s Carnaval Celebrations This Year
Have you ever wondered what makes Girona’s Carnaval so special? This year, the festivities have attracted massive crowds, with towns like Platja d’Aro hosting one of the largest parades. With colorful floats, elaborate costumes, and energetic music, the atmosphere is electric!
Highlights from the Colorful Carnaval Parades in Girona
The Girona Carnaval showcases a rich tapestry of culture and creativity. Each town brings its unique flair to the celebration, making it a must-see event. Here are some key highlights:
- Platja d’Aro’s iconic parade featured 77 groups, drawing a crowd of 60,000.
- Roses celebrated with over 5,000 participants showcasing creative costumes.
- Palamós hosted a Grandiosa Rua, complete with musical performances and awards.
- Blanes introduced the figure of Rei Carnestoltes, adding a royal touch to the festivities.
Platja d’Aro: The Heart of Girona’s Carnaval Festivities
Platja d’Aro stands out as a highlight of the Girona Carnaval. This year’s parade was a spectacle, featuring participants from 15 different towns. The atmosphere was filled with excitement as thousands gathered to enjoy the vibrant floats and lively performances. The local council even set up seating for 2,500 spectators to ensure everyone could enjoy the show!
Roses: A Town Bursting with Creativity and Color
Roses is known for its imaginative costumes and lively parades. This year, over 68 groups paraded down the streets, showcasing everything from Cleopatra to aliens. The creativity of the participants is evident, with months of preparation leading to this exciting event. Families also enjoyed a special children’s parade, making it a fun-filled weekend for all ages.
Palamós: A Grand Celebration of Community Spirit
Palamós hosted its Grandiosa Rua, which attracted many locals and visitors. The parade route led to the Museum of Fishing, where the celebration continued with live music and awards for the best floats. This event highlights the community’s spirit and the joy of coming together to celebrate tradition.
As the Carnaval season continues, don’t miss the chance to experience the joy and excitement of Girona’s celebrations. Whether you’re enjoying the parades or participating in the festivities, the vibrant atmosphere is sure to leave lasting memories.
