Feast of Saint Paulina in Ascó

Once again, the municipality of Ascó celebrates the Feast of Saint Paulina, a festival honoring the town's patron saint. The celebration includes the planting of a tree for those born the previous year, a symbolic act representing the continuity and growth of the community. In addition, the traditional mass will be held at the Hermitage of Saint Paulina, an emblematic site that attracts both locals and visitors.

This festival is not only an opportunity to participate in religious activities, but also an ideal time to discover the cultural treasure of Ascó. The town symbolizes the passage and coexistence of different cultures that have left a rich heritage and cultural legacy. This legacy is reflected in the traditions and customs that have been kept alive throughout the years, bearing witness to the town's history.

Ascó, located on the banks of the Ebro River, offers a spectacular natural setting, with landscapes that invite relaxation and exploration. In addition to the festival, visitors can enjoy hiking trails, water activities on the Ebro River, and a local cuisine renowned for its quality and diversity. Don't miss the opportunity to sample typical dishes from the area, which reflect the richness of local ingredients.

The Santa Paulina Festival is, therefore, an excellent opportunity to experience the culture and traditions of Ascó firsthand, while enjoying a privileged natural environment.

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