Christmas in Granada | Christmas in Spain | Granada | Exploring Granada | Spain | Feliz Navidad
In this video, we take a look at what you could expect from Christmas in Spain from our visit to Granada during the festive period.
Granada Christmas festivities begin around the 1st of December and end on the 6th of January. According to Spanish tradition, the big celebration is actually Epiphany with the three kings bringing gifts on January the 6th. So the Spanish Navidad has plenty to offer with a whole month of activities.
What to eat in Granada during Christmas time
The Spanish celebrate Christmas eating lots of Shellfish. The main meal on Christmas Eve is often turkey or lamb.
Chocolate and Churros of course are the best Christmas breakfast for an indulgent start to the day. Sweets are typical too, particularly Marzipan figures and lots of almond nougat which they call turron. Polvorones and mantecados are popular as well. Please note that mantecados are made with flour and LARD. So not OK for vegetarians or vegans.
Restaurants and bars are open over the Christmas period. It is recommendable to book ahead due to limitations on capacity this season.
Festive Opening Hours
Usually Opening Times over the Festive Season is as follows:
Christmas Eve: On December 24th bars and restaurants are open all day until 5pm-6pm. (no evening opening)
Christmas Day: Bars and Restaurants are open all day as normal.
31st December – Bars & restaurants are open all day until 5pm-6pm. New Year's Eve, For evening meals, only available when pre-booked. Many places will be closed.
1st January – New Years Day many will be closed at midday.
5th January – Many restaurants will be closed on the evening of 5th
6th January – Many places will be closed at midday but reopen in the evening.
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In this video, we take a look at what you could expect from Christmas in Spain from our visit to Granada during the festive period.
Granada Christmas festivities begin around the 1st of December and end on the 6th of January. According to Spanish tradition, the big celebration is actually Epiphany with the three kings bringing gifts on January the 6th. So the Spanish Navidad has plenty to offer with a whole month of activities.
What to eat in Granada during Christmas time
The Spanish celebrate Christmas eating lots of Shellfish. The main meal on Christmas Eve is often turkey or lamb.
Chocolate and Churros of course are the best Christmas breakfast for an indulgent start to the day. Sweets are typical too, particularly Marzipan figures and lots of almond nougat which they call turron. Polvorones and mantecados are popular as well. Please note that mantecados are made with flour and LARD. So not OK for vegetarians or vegans.
Restaurants and bars are open over the Christmas period. It is recommendable to book ahead due to limitations on capacity this season.
Festive Opening Hours
Usually Opening Times over the Festive Season is as follows:
Christmas Eve: On December 24th bars and restaurants are open all day until 5pm-6pm. (no evening opening)
Christmas Day: Bars and Restaurants are open all day as normal.
31st December – Bars & restaurants are open all day until 5pm-6pm. New Year's Eve, For evening meals, only available when pre-booked. Many places will be closed.
1st January – New Years Day many will be closed at midday.
5th January – Many restaurants will be closed on the evening of 5th
6th January – Many places will be closed at midday but reopen in the evening.
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Learn more about what you can experience traveling in Northern Ireland, Ireland and the rest of the world by visiting our website
https://www.connollycove.com/
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We are Connolly Cove.
We share the best locations around Ireland / Northern Ireland and further afield with you through our travel blog/vlog of the hidden treasures that are on our doorstep.
Learn more about where you should visit by checking out our website!
www.connollycove.com
If you want to find out more about other attractions in Northern Ireland, Ireland and beyond click the links below:
https://youtu.be/aqm586u16gk
https://youtu.be/Ll1wr1wV4es
https://youtu.be/BdO58f65IXk
https://youtu.be/lqnP3bqeXLs
https://youtu.be/4Cr6kTSORN4
https://youtu.be/VpE2cn28Q_w
https://youtu.be/QjwrRV2zq2I
Music: WC6ZYSMDQMXTSQ9L
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