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La Castanyada chestnut roasting autumn festival

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La Castanyada

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Not a single festival but a citywide tradition. The smell of roasting chestnuts IS autumn in Barcelona.

About La Castanyada

Barcelona's autumn chestnut tradition. Street vendors roast chestnuts and sweet potatoes on every corner. Many plazas host communal castanyada events with panellets (marzipan sweets) and moscatell wine.

La Castanyada is an outdoor event held at Citywide in the Citywide area of Barcelona. Entry is free.

What to Eat & Drink

Food

Roasted chestnuts, sweet potatoes, panellets (marzipan sweets)

Drinks

Moscatell wine

Cuisine: Catalan

Expect to find roasted chestnuts, sweet potatoes, panellets (marzipan sweets) among the highlights. On the drinks side, look out for moscatell wine.

Entertainment & Activities

Family Friendly
English Friendly

Getting There

La Castanyada takes place at Citywide, Streets and plazas across Barcelona, in Barcelona’s Citywide neighbourhood.

Good to Know

PriceFree
Settingoutdoor
LanguageEnglish friendly
Family friendlyYes

Frequently Asked Questions

When is La Castanyada?

La Castanyada takes place Saturday, 31 October 2026 – Sunday, 1 November 2026 · 10am–8pm. It starts at 10am.

Where is La Castanyada held?

The event takes place at Citywide, Streets and plazas across Barcelona, in the Citywide area.

How much does La Castanyada cost?

Entry to La Castanyada is free.

What food and drinks are available?

Food highlights include roasted chestnuts, sweet potatoes, panellets (marzipan sweets). Drink offerings include moscatell wine.

Is La Castanyada suitable for English speakers?

Yes, La Castanyada is English-friendly. Barcelona is an international city and most food events welcome visitors from around the world.

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