Overview
- Zaragoza debuts a 1.3‑kilometre Ruta de la Luz with daily lighting to 01:00 in many areas and a near €1.2 million investment, alongside the ticketed Boreal immersive show running Dec 5–Jan 6 with timed entry slots.
- Valladolid details precise switch‑on times through Jan 6 and stages recurring light‑and‑sound shows on Calle Santiago and Plaza Portugalete, with videomapping at San Pablo on Dec 6–7.
- Burgos sets daily hours from 18:30 to midnight, lists 369 decorative elements plus 280 microlamp chains on El Espolón, and installs main Christmas trees in Plaza Mayor and Gamonal.
- Pamplona illuminates 81 streets and plazas with 1.5 million LED points and a daily 18:30 switch‑on, placing the main tree in Plaza del Castillo and the principal nativity in the town hall zaguán.
- San Sebastián turns lights on at 19:30 and launches the new Miramar Magikoa route from Dec 4 to Jan 5, as towns like Oviedo and Avilés report strong turnout at markets, ice rinks and nativity displays during the puente.