More than 3000 people visit the magical gardens and Santa Claus' house in La Nadala

Children's characters from Frozen, horses, elves and dance, magic and balloon bending shows have surprised young and old alike on the tour through the magical gardens decorated with lights, Christmas decorations and snow.

Santa Claus arrived in Vila Joiosa yesterday. The procession traveled through the streets of the city center from the Marta Baldó sports center, passing through Colom i Barranquet street, until arriving at La Barbera. Santa Claus rode on a horse-drawn cart and was accompanied by the Tribalia Dansa ballet, children's characters, elves and the Els Valerios group. Upon arriving at La Barbera, the Yabai Dansa ballet accompanied Santa Claus to the entrance of the house, where Mayor Marcos Zaragoza was waiting for him and he was greeted with a fireworks display.
 

More than 3000 people visited Santa Claus in his house in the magical gardens of La Nadala. Young and old alike toured the gardens of the Barbera house museum, where they lived an interactive experience set in the magic of Christmas. Along the walk, they enjoyed magic and balloon bending shows, greeted the children's characters from Frozen under the snow, met Santa Claus' horses and elves, enjoyed the performances of the Evi Ruiz ballet and an infinity of Christmas fantasies and surprises, until they arrived at Santa Claus' house, where his sleigh was also installed and many gifts were piled up. Santa Claus greeted all the children, who gave him their wish list and had their pictures taken with him.
 

The councilor for Festivities, Jaime Santamaría, highlights that "this year we have included more novelties in the magical gardens, with more lights, more decorations and children's characters with whom the little ones have been able to interact so that they can enjoy the magic of Christmas. We have expanded the route and have introduced many more Christmas elements to surprise young and old, since last year it turned out to be a great success and this year too since 3,200 people visited Santa Claus on this first day".