Date for 2026 TBA (Date for 2025 was April 17-18th)
Address: Pl. de la Esperanza Macarena, 2, Casco Antiguo, 41002 Sevilla, Spain
The Procesión de la Virgen de la Macarena is one of Seville’s most emblematic Holy Week events, carried out on Good Friday every year. This revered procession is a display of deep faith and tradition, where thousands of devotees gather to witness the solemn march of the Virgin’s image through the historic streets of Seville. The procession, steeped in centuries of cultural legacy, is a moving tribute to Andalusian spirituality and artistic expression.
As the Virgin makes her way through the city, passing landmarks like Alameda, Plaza del Duque, and the Puerta de los Palos of the Cathedral, spectators witness both the grandeur of the religious ritual and the intimate bond between the community and their patron. One of the highlights is her journey through Alameda, a spot where the atmosphere is uniquely profound. With its beautiful floral decorations and the solemn music provided by the Philharmonic Society, the procession not only honors the Virgin but also invites all who attend to reflect on tradition, faith, and the power of cultural heritage.
For more spiritual events during Easter check out our ‘Easter and Holy Week in Marbella and around Andalucía / Semana Santa Guide‘.
For more Religious Events check out our ‘Best Christian Events in Marbella and around Andalucía Guide‘.
For more cool events in April check out our ‘Best Events in Marbella and around Andalucía in April Guide‘.
There’s much more to discover in Seville! Check out our Guide to Seville for a closer look at the city’s culture, heritage, and unmissable experiences.
For more recommended places to stay in Seville, check out our ‘Guide to the Best Hotels in Seville‘ Guide!
