Feast of Santa Paulina in Ascó
One more year the municipality of Ascó celebrates the Festival of Santa Paulina, in honor of the Patron Saint of Ascó, during the celebration the tree of those born the previous year is planted and the traditional mass that will take place in the Hermitage of Santa Paulina, you can also enjoy a dance and a popular paella.
It is also a good opportunity to discover the cultural treasure of Ascó , symbolizing the passage and coexistence of different cultures that have left a very rich patrimonial and cultural legacy and that today forms part of the traditions and customs as a people.
Do not miss it!
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