Premià de Dalt Living Nativity 2026
The Living Nativity of Premià de Dalt is one of the most Christmas quotes endearing ones from the Maresme, with nearly three decades of history behind them (it has been performed since 1997). the big one attraction of this proposal is its location in the Natural site of the Cisa Sanctuary. Here we detail all the information to enjoy this illuminated route.
The experience: The Cisa Natural Reserve
The Carnestoltes Cultural and Recreational Association is the soul of this performance. The event runs away from the asphalt to get into nature, specifically in the wooded environment of the Can Cisa farmhouse. There, taking advantage of the natural relief, a night circuit is built where all the scenes of Palestine from the era comes to life.
It is a lively living nativity in motion. Dressed in carefully chosen period costumes, the performers enact their trades amid atmospheric lighting and recorded carols that guide visitors through the forest.
Times and performance dates
The season covers the strong days of December and extends until the first beats of the new year. The format it is organized in very defined afternoon-evening sections:
- Expected days: It concentrates performances during the Christmas period (such as 21, 27 and December 28) and lengthens the days of magic January 1, 3 and 4.
- Stipulated passes: Each performance day two staggered entries are made to manage the capacity of the forest: the first pass starts at 18:30 h and the second at 19:30 h.
Tickets and physical ticket office
Although the organization usually offers the convenient sale online beforehand, the organisers also handle last-minute sales very well:
- Entrance Tent: A physical tent is installed at the entrance to the site where the visitors can purchase tickets (always subject to capacity availability for that pass).
- Indicative rates: General admission for adults is usually around 6 €, including prices reduced (over 3 €) for children.
How to get to Masia Can Cisa
- Exact location: The main access is at the crossroads of the Carrer Elionor Cisa with Camí de la Font. You will find the area clearly marked when you approach the area of the Sanctuary of the Cisa.
- Recommendations: As the environment is a natural land site, it is essential to bring closed shoes and very comfortable for walking, as well as warm clothes suitable for the humidity of the mountains in the evening
Gastronomy: Hot soup and where to eat in the village
Within the same enclosure, and as a thank you to the visitor for fighting the cold of the forest, a comforting taste of hot soup.
If the idea is not to take the car home and take the opportunity to have a meal in the vicinity (going down towards the town centre or near La Riera), Premià de Dalt has an excellent range of restaurants. We recommend these options very close:
- Sant Jaume Restaurant: A short distance down from the Cisa, a classic reference for enjoy Catalan dishes.
- El Celleret i El Txoko de Premià: Two fantastic options in the heart of the village for whom looking to make some good tapas or dishes in an informal and cozy atmosphere.
- La Piazza de Dalt i La Fàbrica: Well-rated restaurants where you can find options you like the whole family, especially if you go with the scoundrel after the nativity scene.
- Pepa's Brunch: Ideal if you are looking for a different and agile proposal.
As these are fixed dates, calling ahead to book will save you unnecessary queues.
Latest editorial revision: April 23, 2026.
Information status: The operating data (double pass of 18:30 and 19:30 h) and the location in the Cisa area correspond to the standards ratified by the Societat Cultural Sant Jaume How we work.