Peñíscola Thanks Tourists with Sweets and Sweet Wine

The Queen of the Patron Saint Festivals and her Court of Honor distributed over 2000 pastries and 15 liters of moscatel in a traditional event.

Generic image of a Mediterranean town square decorated for a festival, with sweets and sweet wine.
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Generic image of a Mediterranean town square decorated for a festival, with sweets and sweet wine.

The Queen of the Patron Saint Festivals of Peñíscola, Carla Colom, and her Court of Honor, along with the Festival Commission, have offered over 2000 pastries and 15 liters of sweet wine to visitors.

The event, held in front of the tourist information office, is part of the program for the Festivals honoring the Mare de Déu d’Ermitana. This initiative, now a fixture in the September calendar, aims to honor tourists who choose the municipality for their holidays, especially during this month.
The free distribution of sweets and moscatel serves as a welcome gesture to visitors, allowing them to share in the town's main festivities and fostering interaction between residents and tourists.

"This distribution is a way to welcome visitors and share the town's main festivities with them."

The Festival Commission