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Sant Martí revives medieval magic and extends Sant Jordi until Sunday
Barcelona has not let the Sant Jordi atmosphere fade. The Sant Martí district is keeping the celebration alive with the 7th Sant Jordi Medieval Fair, which turns Rambla de Guipúscoa into a scene from another era throughout the weekend.
Between Fluvià and Selva de Mar streets, the promenade fills with craft stalls, traditional food and shows for all audiences. From 10:00 to 22:00, residents and visitors can explore a market that mixes leisure, culture and tradition in the heart of the urban space.
The setting turns the rambla into a journey to the past. A castle, jugglers, music and historical re-enactments create an experience designed especially for families, with activities that connect generations and prolong the city's festive spirit after 23 April.
The fair is establishing itself as one of the most distinctive proposals of the Barcelona spring. In a year marked by record figures at Sant Jordi, Sant Martí offers a different way to keep celebrating, away from the centre but with the same cultural pulse.
We are in the weekend that extends your plans beyond the centre. This fair turns an everyday stroll into a different experience, ideal for families or for those who want to avoid crowds without giving up the festive atmosphere.