Easter Week in Malaga takes place in 2022 from Sunday, 10 April to Sunday, 17 April. We are updating the timetables for each day as they become available, but you can start planning your holiday now.
Ideas to spend Easter in Malaga
Fortunately in Malaga we have a wide variety of activities available, especially now that mobility between municipalities is allowed and the cases of contagion are so low.
How about exploring the interior of the province and spending a day at the beach? The month of March and April in Malaga stands out for the good weather; it is a good opportunity to enjoy everything the province has to offer.
Here are some ideas:
- Stroll around the centre of Malaga and discover its monuments.
- Visit the Port of Malaga.
- Easy hiking routes.
- A day at the beach and fried fish.
- Have a drink at sunset on the promenade.
- Visit the Cueva del Tesoro (Treasure Cave).
- Things to do in Marbella.
- Visit Fuengirola.
- 25 things to do in Benalmadena.
- Discovering Antequera Dolmens Site.
- Rent a campervan in Malaga for a week.
I can also suggest some other articles, where you will find monuments that tell us about our history. Make your own discovery route!
If you are interested in planning a future visit during Easter, continue reading to find out what to expect in the province during this time of year.
In 2022 Easter Week is from Sunday, 10 April to Sunday, 17 April.
Itinerary of thrones and last commuter trains:
- Common itinerary
- Palm Sunday
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Good Friday
- Easter Sunday
- Map with processional thrones starting points
Transportation during Holy Week & Easter
Generally speaking and to begin with, although renting a car in Malaga is perfect for discovering the province and moving along the coast, if you are going to visit the city of Malaga during the Holy Week and Easter, we strongly recommend that you leave your car parked and move around on public transport.
Due to the large number of processions, virtually all the downtown traffic freezes, and depending on time, it can even be difficult to cross the street on foot, to give you an idea!
Most processions usually start in the afternoon and can last until late at night and even the early morning hours; for this reason, during this week is activated a device of additional public transport for both buses and commuter train C1 Malaga Centre – Fuengirola. So, if you are visiting one of the municipalities of the Costa del Sol such as Torremolinos, Benalmadena and Fuengirola, you can come to see the processions in Malaga and travel back late at night (we specify below).
If for any reason you need a private transport, I can recommend malagatransfer.co.uk. They will pick you up on time and the drivers speak English.
';Weather and climate during Holy Week
The weather that is expected during Holy Week in Malaga is with clear or semi-clear skies and temperatures between 14ºC and 20ºC.
The forecast so far in advance may not be reliable, but initially no rainfall is expected throughout the week. In any case under each day you will find a slightly more detailed analysis of the weather.
Routes and schedules of the processions in 2022
The linked map of each procession indicates the place where the throne departs and is enclosed back after the parade.
The processions in Malaga depart from each of their respective churches or associations but have a common route. The official route is an itinerary of about 1200 meters that passes through the south side of the Plaza de la Constitución to cross the street Larios to the south and follow Martínez, Atarazanas, Torregorda, Alameda Principal, Plaza de la Marina and Molina Lario to end at the foot of the unfinished tower of the Cathedral. So if you don’t want to venture into the city or walk more, you can be situated over there.
Schedules may still vary, many of them have been modified or are in process. The times below correspond to the last year, however they use to be the same.
It should be noted that from the time they leave their Church or Guild until they reach the official route, it can take one or several hours.
Palm Sunday
Holy Week begins with the processions on Palm Sunday, 5th April. A date for those who enjoy this traditional celebration in Malaga. Let’s take a look at the processions that take place on Palm Sunday:
Pollinica
The Pollinica dates back to 24 February 1928 and has 830 Nazarenes in procession. (Map)
- 10.15 am: Departure of the throne.
- 12:15 pm: Pass through Tribuna.
- 2.15 pm: Pass through Torre Sur.
- 4.15 pm: Closure at Pollinica’s Guild.
Lagrimas y Favores
This procession is made up of around 400 Nazarenes and two music bands. It is also the brotherhood where Antonio Banderas attends every year to carry out the work of “mayordomo”. Beginning of the procession in the Church of San Juan Bautista. (Map).
- 3.10 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 3:55 pm: Pass through Tribuna.
- 5.55 pm: Pass through Torre Sur.
- 11.15 pm: Closure in the Temple.
Procession of Dulce Nombre
Beginning of the Procession at Divina Pastora Parish. (Map)
- 2.20 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 4.35 pm: Pass by Tribuna.
- 6.35 pm: Pass by Torre Sur.
- 6.45 pm: Pass by the Cathedral.
- 10.15 pm: Closure in Divina Pastora Parish.
Procession of Salutación
This procession begins in the Parish of San Felipe Neri in the District of Capuchinos. (Map)
- 3.00 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 5.20 pm: Pass by Tribuna.
- 7.20 pm: Pass by Torre Sur.
- 7.30 pm: Pass by the Cathedral.
- 10.30 pm: Closure in the Temple.
Humildad y Paciencia
The procession starts at the Casa Hermandad next to the Parish Church of San Vicente de Paúl in the neighbourhood of Cruz de Humilladero. (Map)
- 2.45 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 6.00 pm: Pass by Tribuna.
- 8.00 pm: Pass by Torre Sur.
- 8.10 pm: Pass by the Cathedral.
- 1.00 am: Closure in the Temple.
Procession of Cristo de la Humildad
The beginning of this procession with more than 200 Nazarenes takes place in the Basilica and Royal Sanctuary of Santa Maria de la Victoria. (Map)
- 3.50 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 6.30 pm: Pass by Tribuna.
- 8.30 pm: Pass by Torre Sur.
- 8.40 pm: Pass by the Cathedral.
- 12.00 am: Closure in the Temple.
Paso de la Salud
Beginning of this procession in the Parish Church of Saint Paul in the District of La Trinidad.(Map)
- 4.00 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 7.10 pm: Pass by Tribuna.
- 9.10 pm: Pass by Torre Sur.
- 9.20 pm: Pass by the Cathedral.
- 12.40 am: Closure in the Temple.
Paso del Huerto
Beginning in the Parish of the Santos Mártires Ciriaco and Paula and return by Calle Nueva. (Map)
- 5.00 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 7.55 pm: Pass by Tribuna.
- 9.55 pm: Pass by Torre Sur.
- 12.30 am: Closure in the Temple.
Procession of Prendimiento
The Brotherhood was reorganized in 1948 and its first throne in procession was in 1958. The procession begins in the Capuchinos district , at the Brotherhood House of Prendimiento. (Map)
- 4.30 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 8.45 pm: Pass by Tribuna.
- 10.45 pm: Pass by Torre Sur.
- 1.20 am: Closure in the Temple.
Last suburban train on Palm Sunday
The last suburban train to Fuengirola from Malaga city centre leaves that night at 11.30 pm.
Weather forecast on Palm Sunday
Overcast skies but no rain and temperatures between 19ºC and 14ºC.
Processions on Easter Monday
Easter Monday begins with the procession of the Crucifixion in which purple Nazarenes and music bands make the typical itinerary through the streets of Malaga.
Procession of the Crucifixion
Beginning in the Brotherhood House, founded in 1977. It is next to the Parish of the Good Shepherd (Parroquia del Buen Pastor). (Map)
- 3.10 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 5.35 pm: Tribuna.
- 7.35 pm: Torre Sur.
- 7.45 pm: Cathedral
- 11.25 pm: Closure in the Brotherhood House.
Nazarenos del Santísimo Sacramento
Starting at the Parish Church of Saints Martyrs Ciriaco and Paula and returning along Calle Nueva. (Map)
- 5:40 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 6:10 pm: Tribuna.
- 8:10 pm: Torre Sur.
- 8:20 pm: Cathedral
- 10:45 pm: Closure in the temple.
Nazarenos de nuestro Padre Jesús y María de la O
There are records of this brotherhood in 1682, it was on the verge of disappearing during the 19th century and lost all its patrimony in 1931 and 1936.
Starting in Calle Frailes where the brotherhood resides. (Map)
- 5:10 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 6:50 pm: Tribuna.
- 8:50 pm: Torre Sur.
- 11:35 pm: Closure in the temple.
Paso del Cristo del Perdón y Nuestra Señora de los Dolores
From the Church of Santo Domingo Guzmán in the direction of the Plaza de la Constitución. (Map)
- 5:15 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 7:40 pm: Tribuna.
- 9:40 pm: Torre Sur.
- 9:50 pm: Cathedral.
- 12:15 am: Closure in the temple.
Paso del Cautivo
Beginning of this procession in the Brotherhood House “Cofradía De Nuestro Padre Jesús Cautivo” towards the Plaza de la Aduana, Plaza del Obispo, Tribuna de los Pobres, Puerta Nueva, Plaza de la Constitución.(Map)
- 5.20 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 8.20 pm: Tribuna.
- 10.20 pm: Torre Sur.
- 1.50 am: Closure in the Brotherhood House.
Paso del Cristo Coronado de Espinas
The procession starts in Calle Alcazabilla..(Map)
- 5:20 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 9:30 pm: Tribuna.
- 11:30 pm: Torre Sur.
- 12:30 am: Closure in the Brotherhood House.
Last suburban train on Easter Monday
The last suburban train to Fuengirola from Malaga city centre leaves tonight at 12.10 am.
Weather forecast on Easter Monday
We are expecting clear skies and temperatures between 19ºC and 14ºC.
Processions on Holy Tuesday
The third day of Holy Week begins with the procession of El Rocío, one of the most popular processions on the calendar. There are also 5 other processions throughout the day.
Procession of Paso del Rocío
It begins at the Brotherhood House in the District of Barrio de la Victoria (Map), near the Parish of San Lázaro. It departs towards Calle Álamos, Carretería, Tribuna de los Pobres, Plaza de la Constitución, Atarazanas, Alameda Principal, Calle Granada, Plaza de la Merced, Plaza de la Victoria and ends up again in the Brotherhood House.
- 3.00 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 5.40 pm: Tribuna.
- 7.45 pm: Torre Sur.
- 12.15 am: Closure in the Brotherhood House.
Paso de la Agonía
Comienza en la Iglesia de Santa María Reina y Madre, situada en la Plazuela Virgen de las Penas. (Mapa)
- 5:45 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 6:40 pm: Tribuna.
- 8:45 pm: Torre Sur.
- 8:55 pm: Cathedral.
- 12:45 pm: Closure in the Brotherhood House.
Paso de Nueva Esperanza
Start at the Brotherhood towards Atarazanas (Map), Plaza de la Constitución, Alameda Principal and Puente de la Aurora. It is the longest procession of all Holy Week in Malaga.
- 3.45 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 7.30 pm: Tribuna.
- 9.35 pm: Torre Sur.
- 4.30 am: Closure in the Brotherhood House.
Procession of Brotherhood Humillación y la Estrella
Brotherhood founded in 1919 that takes this procession from the Church of Santo Domingo (Map) towards Plaza de la Merced, Alamos, Tribuna de los Pobres, Plaza de la Constitución and Alameda Principal.
- 5.45 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 8.20 pm: Tribuna.
- 22.25 pm: Torre Sur.
- 2.15 am: Closure in the Brotherhood House.
Paso del Rescate
This procession with a duration of more than 6 hours begins in the Brotherhood House of the Rescate (Map) towards Plaza María Guerrero and Plaza de la Merced. It passes through Alamos Street, Carretería Street and Tribuna de los Pobres Street. The history of this brotherhood dates back to the seventeenth century although it lost much of its belongings during the 30s of the twentieth century.
- 5.45 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 9.10 pm: Tribuna.
- 11.15 pm: Torre Sur.
- 2.00 am: Closure in the Temple.
Paso de la Sentencia
A brotherhood founded in 1929 that takes this procession from its Brotherhood House (Map) towards Plaza de la Merced, Álamos, Tribuna de los Pobres, Plaza de la Constitución and Alameda Principal.
- 7.00 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 10.00 pm: Tribuna.
- 12.00 pm: Torre Sur.
- 2.00 am: Closure in the Brotherhood House of La Sentencia.
Last train on Holy Tuesday
The last suburban train to Fuengirola from Malaga city centre leaves that night at 03.10 am.
Processions on Holy Wednesday
On Holy Wednesday there are seven processions. There is also the popular liberation of the prisoner in Malaga by the brotherhood of El Rico.
Paso de las Penas
Beginning of this procession in the Oratorio de Santa María Reína y Madre (Map) towards the Plaza de la Constitución, Alameda Principal, Calle Cister, Granada, Carretería, Plazuela Virgen de las Penas and back to its temple.
- 6.45 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 7.00 pm: Tribuna.
- 9.00 pm: Torre Sur.
- 9.10 pm: Cathedral.
- 11.50 am: Closure in the Temple.
Cristo de la Exaltación de las cofradías Fusionadas
A total of 5 thrones leave in procession from the Church of San Juan Bautista (Map) in the direction of the Plaza de la Constitución to make the official route. The Brotherhood is located at the following location on this map.
- 5:45 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 7:20 pm: Tribuna.
- 9:20 pm: Torre Sur.
- 9:30 pm:Catedral
- 1:10 am: Closure in the Temple.
Nazarenos del Puente Del Cedrón y María Santísima De La Paloma
This procession departs from the Plaza de San Francisco in the centre of Malaga at 7:20 pm.
- 7:20 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 8:40 pm: Tribuna.
- 10:40 pm: Torre Sur.
- 12:45 am: Closure in the Temple.
Paso del Rico
This brotherhood was founded in the 16th century and has more than 400 Nazarenes. It is popularly known for releasing a prisoner convicted of a minor offence every year, although this has not always been possible. The procession begins in the Church of Santiago Apóstol (Map).
- 6.15 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 9.35 pm: Tribuna.
- 11.35 pm: Torre Sur.
- 1.15 am: Closure in the Brotherhood House.
Procession of Brotherhood Cofradía de la Sangre
The foundation of this brotherhood dates from 1507 and has more than 400 Nazarenes. The beginning is in the Church of San Felipe Neri (Map) towards the Tribuna de los Pobres y Atarazanas (Tribune of the Poor and Shipyards in English) to take its official route.
- 8.30 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 10.25 pm: Tribuna.
- 12.25 am: Torre Sur.
- 2.00 am: Closure in the Brotherhood House.
Procession of Expiración
The procession of the Cristo de la Expiración begins in the Church of the Apostle San Pedro in the District Barrio del Perchel (Map) and reaches Avenida de Andalucía after its official route before returning to its Brotherhood House.
- 9.15 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 11.15 pm: Tribuna.
- 1.15 am: Torre Sur.
- 3.30 am: Closure in the Brotherhood House.
Last train on Wednesday of Holy Week
The last suburban train to Fuengirola from Malaga city centre leaves at 2.10 am.
Weather on Holy Wednesday
Clear skies are expected throughout the day and average temperatures between 20ºC and 14ºC.
Processions on Holy Thursday
On Maundy Thursday the processions start at 4:40 pm.
Procession of the Sagrada Cena
The Brotherhood of the Sagrada Cena begins the procession at 3:40 pm from inside the Church of Santo Domingo. This brotherhood was created in 1924 by a group of workers of the now defunct Andalusian Railway Company.
The first procession of the Brotherhood of the Holy Supper took place on Palm Sunday 1925.
Map: https://goo.gl/maps/u74fwsU3x54EKyaQ8
From the Brotherhood House (map) and passing through Calle Compañía towards Plaza de la Constitución, the official route ends passing through Calle Álamos, Carretería, Tribuna de los Pobres and Puerta Nueva.
- 5.15 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 6.00 pm: Tribuna.
- 8.00 pm: Torre Sur.
- 11.30 pm: Closure in the Brotherhood House.
Procession of Santa Cruz
From the Church of San Felipe Neri (Map) towards Plaza de la Constitución, passing through Calle Álamos and Carretería.
- 4.40 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 6.50 pm: Tribuna.
- 8.50 pm: Torre Sur.
- 9.00 pm: Cathedral.
- 12.45 am: Closure in the Brotherhood House.
Procession of Los Viñeros
From the Church of Santa Catalina (Map) departs this procession in the direction of the Plaza de la Constitución where it will begin its official parade, before returning to its Casa Hermandad (Brotherhood House). (map)
- 5.30 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 7.15 pm: Tribuna.
- 9.15 pm: Torre Sur.
- 9.25 pm: Cathedral.
- 0.00: Closure in the Brotherhood House.
Archconfraternity of Vera Cruz
Beginning of this procession in the Church of San Juan (Map) towards Plaza de la Constitución through calle Cisneros.
- 7.00 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 8.00 pm: Tribuna.
- 10.00 pm: Torre Sur.
- 10.10 pm: Cathedral.
- 1.10 am: Closure in the Brotherhood House.
Procession of Zamarrilla
The Zamarrilla procession begins at the Zamarrilla Hermitage located in the Barrio de la Trinidad – Perchel (Map); it heads towards Plaza de la Constitución, passing through calle Mármoles.
- 6.20 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 8.25 pm: Tribuna.
- 10.25 pm: Torre Sur.
- 2.30 am: Closure in the Brotherhood House.
Procession of the Legion in Malaga
The Legion is one of the most popular processions in Malaga during Holy Week. It begins in the Brotherhood House of the Confraternity of Cristo de Mena (Map) towards Plaza de la Constitución; it passes through Plaza de la Legión Española and Cisneros Street.
- 7.45 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 9.15 pm: Tribuna.
- 11.15 pm: Torre Sur.
- 2.40 am: Closure in the Temple.
Procession of Mercy (Paso de la Misericordia)
The Brotherhood of Misericordia is linked to the Air Force (Map) . From the Brotherhood House it leaves towards Atarazanas and Cisneros street to reach Plaza de la Constitución, where the official route begins. Its first parade was in 1865.
- 8.00 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 10.30 pm: Tribuna.
- 12.30 am: Torre Sur.
- 2.45 am: Closure in the Temple.
Procession of La Esperanza
The Brotherhood of Esperanza was founded on 16 June 1641; the first processions took place in the second half of the 16th century. It begins at the Basilica del Paso y de la Esperanza (Map) towards Calle Cisneros and Plaza de la Constitución, where its official route begins.
- 9.15 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 11.20 pm: Tribuna.
- 1.20 am: Torre Sur.
- 3.50 am: Closure in the Temple.
Last trains on Maundy Thursday
This night there are trains from Malaga to Fuengirola all night long.
Weather on Maundy Thursday
A weather forecast for this day is not yet available, but the skies are expected to remain clear.
Processions on Good Friday
On Good Friday there are eight processions, let’s see the schedules of each of them.
Brotherhood of Monte Calvario
The brotherhood of the Nazarenes begins at the Hermitage of Monte Calvario (Map) at 3:00 pm in the direction of the Basilica and Royal Sanctuary of Santa María de la Victoria (from where it leaves at 4:00 pm, map). The procession passes through the Plaza de la Victoria, Plaza de la Merced towards Plaza de la Constitucion, where it takes its official route.
- 4.00 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 6.40 pm: Tribuna.
- 8.45 pm: Torre Sur.
- 8.50 pm: Cathedral.
- 12.00 am: Closure in the Temple.
Brotherhood of Nazarenes of Sagrado Descendimiento
This procession begins in the Chapel of the Sacred Descent (Map) and continues through General Torrijos Square, Cervantes Avenue, Aduana Square and Carbon Square until it reaches Plaza de la Constitucion, where it takes its official route.
- 4.30 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 7.20 pm: Tribuna.
- 9.25 pm: Torre Sur.
- 9.35 pm: Cathedral.
- 12.15 am: Closure in the Temple.
Procession of Cristo de la Redención
This procession begins in the Church of San Juan (Map) and continues through Plaza Arriola, Plaza de Felix Saenz and Calle Nueva until Plaza de la Constitución, where it follows the official route before returning to its temple.
- 6.20 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 8.00 pm: Tribuna.
- 10.05 pm: Torre Sur.
- 10.15 pm: Catedral.
- 0.35 am: Closure in the Temple.
Señor de la Esperanza en su Gran Amor
As traditionally, this procession will start kneeling at 5:00 p.m. from inside the Church of San Pablo.
Map: https://goo.gl/maps/vE4zPNqSUirWxn52A
- 5.00 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 8.40 pm: Tribuna.
- 10.45 pm: Torre Sur.
- 2.00 am: Closure in the Temple.
Procession of the Holy Transfer (Santo Traslado)
The procession of this old brotherhood that dates back to 1665 begins in the Casa Hermandad (Map) and continues through Trinidad and the Puente de la Aurora until Plaza de la Constitucion, where it follows the official route before returning to the Brotherhood House.
- 7.30 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 9.30 pm: Tribuna.
- 11.35 pm: Torre Sur.
- 3.45 am: Closure in the Brotherhood House.
Procession of La Piedad
The procession of a single throne begins in the Brotherhood House (Map) located in the Capuchinos district and continues through Ollerías, Carretería, Tribuna de los Pobres and Puerta Nueva until the Plaza de la Constitución, where it follows the official route before returning to the Brotherhood House.
- 7.20 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 10.15 pm: Tribuna.
- 12.20 am: Torre Sur.
- 2.20 am: Closure in the Brotherhood House.
Procession of Santo Sepulcro
The procession begins at the Brotherhood House (Map) and continues along Alcazabilla Street, Plaza de la Merced and Calle Granada until Plaza de la Constitución, where it follows the official route before returning to the Brotherhood House.
- 8.30 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 10.40 pm: Tribuna.
- 0.45 am: Torre Sur.
- 2.15 am: Closure in the Brotherhood House.
Procession de los Siervos (Servitas)
This is a very popular procession, during which the street lights of Malaga are turned off. It departs from the Parroquia de San Felipe Neri (Map) and continues along Carreteria, Alamos, Comedias, Compañía and Cisneros streets until Plaza de la Constitución, where it follows the official route before returning to its temple.
- 9.00 pm: Departure of the throne.
- 11.40 pm: Tribuna.
- 1.55 am: Torre Sur.
- 3.15 am: Closure in the Temple.
Last trains on Good Friday
This night there are trains from Malaga to Fuengirola all night long.
Weather on Good Friday
A weather forecast for this day is not yet available, but the skies are expected to remain clear.
Easter Sunday
This is the only Sunday procession, the “Resurrected” that leaves at 10.00 and ends at 2.30 pm.
It starts in the church of San Julian (Map) and lasts about 4 and a half hours. After its confinement in the temple the Holy Week will finish until next year.
- 10.00 am: Departure of the throne.
- 11.05 am: Tribuna.
- 12.55 pm: Torre Sur.
- 2.45 pm: Closure in the Temple.
Last trains on Easter Sunday
As there is no special schedule for processions, during this day the train schedules remain the same as any other Sunday.
Weather on Easter Sunday
A weather forecast for this day is not yet available, but the skies are expected to remain clear.
Map with itinerary and processional thrones departures
For more information, curiosities and where to purchase seating you can visit our Easter guide.
Official timetables for suburban trains
If there are any changes, you can check the official timetables on the Renfe website.
You can find printed schedules in tourist information offices and kiosks of Malaga. The commuter train schedules can be found at the link https://www.renfe.com/es/es/cercanias/cercanias-malaga and there is also available a commuter App (renfe.mobi) for Apple, Windows 8, Blackberry and Android.
Historical overview of Easter Week in 2020
Malaga suspends the Easter processions because of the Coronavirus. This decision has been unanimous in Andalusia, so there will be no Holy Week in Seville either.
The suspension only affects the processions and public events, as it will continue to be held in the city’s temples.
This is a historical fact of which we only find precedents in 1936 and other previous years caused by the Civil War in Spain.
How and where do you buy tickets for specific processions?
Im not sure if you can reserve a seat for certain days instead than for the whole week, better to contact them about your requeriments.
https://www.malagaweb.com/holidays/holy-week.php#chairs
*Just in case I want to add that watching the processions is free. I guess you are asking about private seats.