Three Kings' Night Parade in Jerez
2026 dates not announced yet. Details are from 2025.
Experience the magic of the Three Kings' Night Parade in Jerez, a spectacular event featuring 15 dazzling floats and nearly 1,000 participants. This vibrant procession will fill the streets with music, color, and an estimated 20,000 kilograms of candy. The parade celebrates diverse European cultures and local traditions, culminating at the Monumental Nativity scene.
All ages FREE
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Plan Your Visit
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Neighborhood
Jerez City Center
Featured Performers
- Agrupación Musical La Clemencia
- Agrupación Musical San Juan
Food & Drink
Candy and toys distributed during the parade.
Parking
Traffic will be restricted in the vicinity of Taller de Fiestas from 3:00 PM, affecting Ronda del caracol and Calle Padre Manuel Fernández, Doctor Luis Romero Cristal, and Merced. Shuttle bus services are available from Estadio Pedro Garrido and the 'Cacharritos-Feria' area.
Accessibility
Designated silence zone for individuals with autism spectrum disorder, accessible via Plaza de la Merced (4:00 PM - 4:15 PM) with required documentation. Dedicated areas for people with reduced mobility are located at the entrance of the Church of La Victoria and near the Monumental Nativity scene.
Location
Tips & Advice
- Arrive early to secure a good viewing spot, especially if you plan to be in the 'silence zone' or near the main attractions.
- Check the shuttle bus schedules and routes in advance to plan your transportation to and from the parade route.
- If you require access to the 'silence zone' or reduced mobility areas, ensure you have the necessary documentation ready for verification.
- Bring a bag or container to collect the generous distribution of candies and small toys.
- Consider the parade's route and potential road closures when planning your arrival and departure to avoid traffic delays.
Special Events & Promotions
- Parade rescheduled to January 4th due to weather concerns.
- Special 'silence zone' for individuals with autism spectrum disorder.
- Areas for people with reduced mobility.
- Shuttle bus services to facilitate access.
- Parade promotes Jerez 2031, European Capital of Culture candidacy.
Links & Contact
Run by Ayuntamiento de Jerez
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the 'silence zone' and who is it for?
The 'silence zone' is an area along the parade route (from Taller de Fiestas to Plaza de Santiago) designated to be free of loud music, allowing individuals, particularly children with autism spectrum disorder, to enjoy the parade more comfortably. Access requires specific disability documentation.
Where are the areas for people with reduced mobility?
Designated areas for people with reduced mobility are available at the entrance of the Church of La Victoria and near the Monumental Nativity scene.
What is the main theme of this year's parade?
This year's parade aims to promote the 'Jerez 2031, European Capital of Culture' candidacy, incorporating European values and cultural diversity, alongside local traditions like the Nativity scene and the Tooth Fairy.
How can I get to the parade if I don't want to drive?
Shuttle bus services are provided from specific points in the city, and regular bus lines will have increased capacity to facilitate access to the city center.
What time does the parade end?
The parade is expected to reach its final point at the Monumental Nativity scene around 9:00 PM.
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