During this time of year, the city becomes an irresistible attraction, offering the perfect balance between relaxation and fun. Located just 30 minutes from Barcelona, Sitges is the ideal destination to combine the serenity of its beaches with the lively cultural and gastronomic offer.
 

Holy Week 2025 in Sitges will be celebrated from April 13 to April 21. If you're unsure about what to do in Sitges during these days, you can enjoy a wide variety of traditional events, such as the Blessing of the Palms, which marks the beginning of the celebration, and the iconic Silent Procession on Good Friday. Additionally, highlights include the Caramelles, the exhibition of the Passion of Christ Dioramas, and the display of the different Holy Week floats, which fill the town with history and culture. Below, we remind you of the most important days:

April 13: Palm Sunday

Palm Sunday marks the beginning of Holy Week in Sitges, a day when palms and olive branches take center stage in the traditional blessings that take place in different parts of the town with processions and special masses. A perfect day to enjoy the festive atmosphere and welcome one of the most special weeks of the year.

April 17: Maundy Thursday

Maundy Thursday is also one of the most important days, since the Pasos de Semana Santa (Holy Week floats) are celebrated. These are artistic representations that are usually mounted on floats or platforms that are carried in procession through the streets during the Holy Week celebrations.

April 18: Good Friday

On Good Friday takes place the emblematic Procession of Silence, which runs through the streets in a unique atmosphere: the lights go out, the drums resound and the emotion of the attendees is palpable. An overwhelming tradition that leaves no one indifferent and that is worth living in first person.

April 20: Easter Sunday

Easter Sunday in Sitges is a day of celebration and joy that marks the end of Holy Week. Churches fill up for Easter Mass, and the atmosphere in town becomes more festive. It is also a perfect time to stroll along the promenade and enjoy the local gastronomy.

April 21: Easter Monday

In Catalonia, Easter Monday is a day of family reunion around the mona de Pascua, a traditional cake decorated with chocolate figures. According to tradition, it is the godfathers or godmothers who give the mona to their godchildren, making this day a special celebration for the little ones.

Easter is a perfect opportunity to discover all that Sitges has to offer: its charm, its gastronomy, its culture and the sea. Book now your apartment and live an unforgettable getaway with all the comforts.