The XXXII Via Romana Walk in Vall de Bianya Revives History with Roman Procession and Recognitions

The event featured a breakfast, giant puppet performance, an imperial speech, a plaque unveiling, and a grand banquet for attendees.

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The Vall de Bianya hosted the XXXII edition of the Via Romana Walk, an event that combined historical reenactment, popular culture, and gastronomy, bringing together residents and visitors for a festive day.

The day began in Sant Pau de Segúries with a breakfast and a performance by the 'gegants' (giant puppets) Pau el Mariner and Farrus Tremendus, who led the Roman procession towards Sant Salvador.
At la Trona, an imperial speech was delivered, and a commemorative plaque was unveiled in honor of Santi Reixach i Garriga, mayor of la Bianya, and Josep Bosc i Canal, one of the founders of the walk.
Participants were invited to an appetizer in Plaça de Sant Salvador de Bianya to regain strength before returning to Sant Pau, where a grand banquet with fideuà and churrasco awaited them.
The celebration concluded with dancing and other activities, marking the end of a day that blended tradition and fellowship.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de la Vall de Bianya (27/10/2026)