Halloween, known as “Halloween” or “Noche de Brujas” in Spain, has gained popularity in recent years as a fun and spooky celebration. Although it does not have the deep-rooted traditions of other Spanish festivals like Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead), Halloween is embraced by many young Spaniards and families. In cities like Barcelona and Madrid, you’ll find costume parties, club events, and decorations adorning shops and streets. Some neighborhoods host trick-or-treating, and it’s not uncommon to see children in costumes, going from house to house in search of sweets. While Halloween is not as deeply ingrained in Spanish culture as other holidays, its influence continues to grow, making it a playful and exciting time to experience in Spain.