San Lesmes is, along with Saint Peter and Saint Paul, the patron saint of the city. The celebration takes place on the last Sunday in January.
Las primeras noticias del Carnaval en Burgos nos llevan a la segunda mitad del siglo XVI donde los tres días de Carnestolendas o antruejo eran el...
Durante la última noche de febrero y primera de marzo tienen lugar las coplas conocidas con el nombre de “marzas”, unos cantos populares petitorios...
Easter in Burgos was designated National Touristic Interest in 2013. During this celebration, 16 brotherhoods and sororities carry 22 scenes of...
Every May since 2012, the city centre has been filled with thousands of flowers. Every year the main monuments of the city are decorated with...
Romería de Nuestra Señora de la Blanca
The “Romería de Nuestra Señora de la Blanca” takes place the last weekend of May. The pilgrimage leaves from the church of San Pedro de la Fuente,...
La Noche Blanca (white night) is a free cultural celebration which is open to everyone; it takes place in several public spaces both open and closed.
The origins of the tradition of the “Curpillos” in Burgos date back to the victory of King Alfonso VIII in the battle of “Las Navas de Tolosa” on...
Festivals of San Pedro and San Pablo
The main festivals take place around the 29th of June, the day of Saint Peter and Saint Paul. They are also known as “los sampedros” and the most...
Esta antigua tradición tiene su origen en la Edad Media. Cada 28 de diciembre, la Escolanía de Pueri Cantores celebra el día de los Inocentes con...
