Sant Joan in Barcelona: the shortest night, bonfires and what to expect
The Nit de Sant Joan is Barcelona’s loudest, brightest night of the year. On the eve of 23 June the city stays up until dawn around bonfires, firecrackers and
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L'Hospitalet de Llobregat prepares for its Sant Joan celebrations on 23 June 2026, featuring traditional bonfires and lively street parties in the Centre and Bellvitge districts.
