Spain is located in western and northern Europe and belongs to the European Union. It has 12 autonomous communities and a population density of 84.41 inhabitants per square kilometer. Spain has national symbols like a flag and anthem. Several religious and secular holidays are celebrated in Spain, including New Year's Day, Epiphany, Labor Day, Assumption, and Christmas Day. Catholic holidays like Easter Monday and All Saints' Day are observed but not uniformly across the country.

1. Location
Spain is a country that belongs to the European
Union. It is located in the west of Europe and in
the north of Europe. There are 12 autonomic
communities and it has got a population of
84. 41 inhab/km2
.

2. Symbols
Like every country Spain has got a flag, a
…………….and a logo:

3. Celebrations
Date Name Notes
1of January New Year International festivity.
6 of January Epiphany Catholic festivity.
19 of March Saint Joseph
Catholic festivity. It is not celebrated in all the
country.
March or April Maundy Thursday
Catholic festivity. It is not celebrated in all the
country.
March or April Good Friday Catholic festivity.
March or April Easter Monday
Catholic festivity. It is not celebrated in all the
country.
1 of May Labour Day International festivity.
25 of July Santiago Apostle
Catholic festivity. It is not celebrated in all the
country.
15 of August Assumption Catholic festivity.
12 of October Nacional Celebration Columbus Day
1 of
November
Day of all Saints Catholic festivity.

4. 6 of
December
Day of the
Constitution
Date of the referendum for the ratification of the
1978 Constitution.
8 of December Inmaculada of Concepción Catholic festivity.
25 of
December
Nativity of the Lord Catholic festivity. Christmas Day.
By Claudia Trincado García and
Lucía González Cox