Overview
- April 28, 2025, has been declared a non-working holiday in 198 municipalities across the Valencian Community, impacting over 2.7 million residents.
- Valencia city hosts central festivities, including a pontifical mass, floral offering, a mascletà by Vulcano at midday, and a 7 PM procession.
- A separate demonstration at 6 PM in Valencia has prompted changes to numerous EMT bus routes; detailed updates are available on their website.
- Most supermarkets and shopping centers are closed or operating on limited hours, with the Nuevo Centro branch of El Corte Inglés open from 10 AM to 10 PM.
- The holiday, dedicated to the region’s patron saint, blends centuries-old traditions with modern urban dynamics, following Easter and preceding May 1 Labor Day.