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Manresa travels back to the 14th century with the Fira de l'Aixada medieval fair

Central Catalonia hosts a variety of cultural events and festivals from February 27 to March 1.

Generic image of a medieval market with craft stalls in a historic center.
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Generic image of a medieval market with craft stalls in a historic center.

The city of Manresa is hosting the 29th Fira de l'Aixada this weekend, turning its historic center into a vibrant medieval market with 14th-century reenactments.

Visitors can enjoy craft stalls, traditional workshops, and street performances at Plaça Major. The fair is part of a wider cultural weekend in the Bages region, including the Festa de la Llum celebrations.
Other highlights include the Carnival in Artés, the FineArt photography festival in Igualada, and the Mercat Figueter in Capellades. Montserrat also continues its millennium celebrations with the Lux Splendens light show.

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