Describing holidays (formal) Holy Week is a festive period very expected for people, specially students, who are look forward to pausing their studies and enjoy these pleasant holidays. There are plenty of Spanish traditions that people can have fun with, for example going to town bars and enjoy the delicious ''tapas'' which are served with your drink. If you are more interested in cultural attractions, you might as well attend religious procession, as known as processional floats, where devoted people walk by the streets of the town, holding religious sculptures which represent scenes of the Passion of Jesus and his mother. In case you are an atheist, there is no problem because you can appreciate this attraction artistically. In fact, processional sculptures may impress you if you are fond of Baroque art. The thing nobody can deny is that everybody is on the street, meeting with friends or having a walk. Nevertheless, other people prefer travelling when their holiday coincide with Holy Week because there is a lot of leisure time and it’s a great opportunity to break out of the routine. Either being imbued with cultural traditions or going abroad are good choices to relax so that everyone can spend these type of holidays whatever they want.