Dates Of Public Holidays In Reus
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| Locals Dancing In The Street During The San Pere Fiesta In Reus |
This page lists the holidays in Reus. Locally, known as fiestas, there
are several national holiday days and also a few that are only celebrated in Reus.
Find out what happens during each fiesta and in what month each
one falls. I've included the contact details of the tourist information
office who can give you up to date information about holidays in Reus.
How Opening Hours Change During The Holiday Periods In Reus
Shops, banks and public services will change their opening hours during
the fiestas. On the main day of a fiesta that runs for a week, everything
will be closed. During the rest of the fiesta week opening hours will be
limited – usually to mornings only.
Remember that if you plan to visit during the holidays in Reus, you’ll
get the chance to see lots of local customs and the taste traditional food,
but the supermarkets and banks are likely to be closed. Always contact
the tourist information office for the exact dates of the holidays in Reus
as they can vary slightly from year to year.
Tourist information
Carrer Sant Joan, 34
43201 Reus
Tel: (0034) 97 701 0670
Website: turisme.reus.net
List Of Holidays In Reus
| Date |
Occasion |
January 1st
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Año Nuevo - New Year’s Day. This is a
day for family in Spain. Not many things will be open. |
January 6th |
3 Reyes – 3 Kings. Epiphany. |
2nd - 5th April
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Semana Santa - Easter Week. On Easter Friday there’s a procession. |
| 1st May |
Fiesta Del Trabajo - Labour Day |
| Date |
Occasion |
| 15th August |
Asumpcion - Assumption. This is a national holiday. |
| 12th October |
Columbus Day |
| 1st November |
Todos Santos - All Saint’s Day |
| 6th December |
Dia del Constitucion - Constitution Day |
8th December |
Dia del Concepcion Inmaculada - Day of the Immaculate Conception |
25th December |
Navidad - Christmas Day. A day for the family to get together. |
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| There Is Usually Music During Public Holidays |
The public holidays in Reus are a great opportunity to see local traditions.
If you are travelling to Reus during the fiestas, remember to allow for
the fact that shops and banks will be shut. A good idea is to double check
opening hours and exact dates of the fiestas with the tourist information
office before you travel.
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