The Passion of Vilalba dels Arcs due on Maundy Thursday, first staged in 1996, is unique because it follows the local streets and squares, it ends in the outskirts of the village ─where crucifixion takes place─ and the whole performance is due at night, only illuminated by torches and bonfires, on an intimate ambience that touches you. The audience follows the performance by mixing with the actors. Holy Saturday sees the second performance, this time though, in the evening.

In Vilalba make sure you also enjoy the so-called Tast de la Passió, where you’ll be able to try wine made like it was in the olden days ─which could have easily been drunk by Jesus himself in the last supper─ and live the Craftwork Market, the perfect place to purchase and try delicious local produce.