We are at the threshold of the first of the dates with which the school calendar is dotted with holidays that we call “traditional”. This festive calendar begins with the Castanyada, and in this first stage we are already faced with a first contradiction that we must resolve.

Autumn transforms the Ebro Delta. The rice fields change color after the harvest, the wetlands regain prominence with the passage of migratory birds, and the sunsets offer an especially characteristic light. Autumn is an excellent season for a getaway to the Ebro Delta, as it allows you to discover it while enjoying a very pleasant temperature. On foot or cycling quietly among the rice fields, or enjoying nautical activities along the river, which is the artery that connects a territory that never ceases to surprise.

As October 31st approaches, two camps emerge: those who are dying to pull their costumes out of the closet to celebrate Halloween, and those who prefer to stay home eating panellets, chestnuts, and sweet potatoes. In Montcada i Reixac, there are all sorts of people, but it seems the scales tip towards the spooky celebrations: when Halloween arrives, an entire neighborhood transforms into a movie set worthy of... Nightmare on Elm StreetThe houses in the Terra Nostra neighborhood are filled with pumpkins, haunted tunnels, door-to-door screams and sugared almonds, and above all, a chilling atmosphere.