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Every fall, Día de Los Muertos allows families across Spain to celebrate their departed loved ones. Despite its name – which means Day of the

Three years ago, NYC Pride was at its largest ever. New York City commemorated Stonewall’s 50th anniversary and hosted World Pride, bringing millions together to

What exactly is the significance of Easter Monday? Easter Monday is the day after Easter Sunday and the last day of the Easter weekend before

El Día de San Valentín is the Spanish name for Valentine’s Day, the world’s most famous holiday of love. While the holiday has come to

As the holiday season approaches in Spain, Santa Claus isn’t the center of attention. The Three Wise Men—or Los Reyes Magos— take the limelight during

Every spring throughout the entire country of Spain, Spanish citizens celebrate Semana Santa, a week-long festival culminating on either Easter Sunday or Easter Monday.

Spain’s culture of enjoying outdoor dining on restaurant and bar patios, or terrazas as they’re known in Spanish, is one of the easiest customs in the country to spot.

Spain loves to celebrate carnival just before Lent begins as much as it is celebrated in New Orleans or Rio de Janeiro.

The Spanish siesta is to take a short nap, after a copious midday meal, in order to get revitalized and have plenty of energy to finish the day. Studies show that the optimal length of a siesta should be around 20 to 30 minutes.

December 31st is a day of celebration across the world in which each country celebrates in its own way.