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Barcelona celebrates Santa Eulàlia Festivities and Carnival with family events

The city offers a wide cultural agenda featuring giants, science workshops, and children's theater this February.

General view of Barcelona city with festive and family elements.
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General view of Barcelona city with festive and family elements.

The city of Barcelona launches an extensive family activity program this February to celebrate the Santa Eulàlia Festivities and Carnival, despite some specific event cancellations.

The winter festival, Santa Eulàlia, runs from February 12th to 15th. A key highlight is the 425th anniversary of the Gegants del Pi, featuring a parade from Sant Josep Oriol Square to Sant Jaume Square.
Cultural venues like Caixaforum and TNC offer specialized programming, including the play Hola ràbia!. Additionally, Tibidabo will host the Women and Girls in Science Festival on February 15th.
Carnival celebrations will take over the city from February 12th to 18th, with local parades in neighborhoods such as Raval and Barceloneta, showcasing Barcelona's vibrant community spirit.

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