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Semana Santa in Jerez: Guide to Processions & Traditions

Semana Santa in Jerez de la Frontera is a deeply rooted religious celebration that transforms the city each spring. With around 500 hermandades, it ranks second only to Seville in brotherhoods, and its processions are renowned for artistic heritage and the emotional flamenco saeta. This guide explains what makes Jerez's Holy Week special, introduces you to key brotherhoods, and offers practical tips for planning your visit.

Rhodes Easter Holy Week Services & Processions Guide

Discover how Greek Easter unfolds in Rhodes Town, from Palm Sunday services to the candlelit epitaphios procession on Good Friday, the midnight Resurrection on Holy Saturday, and the feasting of Easter Sunday. Learn where to experience the most atmospheric processions and how to join respectfully.

Holy Week Processions in Viseu: A Visitor's Guide

Viseu's Holy Week is a time of solemn processions and deep tradition, centred on the Cathedral and the historic quarter. From the blessing of palms on Palm Sunday to the night-time Procissão do Enterro do Senhor on Good Friday, visitors can take part in centuries-old devotions. This guide explains what happens, how to join respectfully, and what to check before you go.

Semana Santa in Tavira: Guide to Easter Processions

During Holy Week, Tavira stages three centuries-old processions through its historic centre, from the Triumph Procession on Palm Sunday to the Resurrection Procession on Easter Sunday. This guide explains what to expect, how to prepare, and how to attend respectfully.

Braga Holy Week Processions: How to Watch, Where to Stand

Braga's Semana Santa processions draw visitors from across Portugal and beyond. This guide covers the main processions, typical routes through Sé de Braga, Rua do Souto, and Avenida da Liberdade, practical advice on viewing spots, crowd control, and street closures, plus photography tips for night processions. Always confirm the current schedule and routes on the official Holy Week website before you go.