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All the Murtian Traditions for the Day of All Saints: Flowers, Cemeteries and Typical Sweets
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The arrival of the Day of All Saints fills the streets of Murcia with flowers and sweets, in a stamp that is repeated every year as a sign of affection to those who are no longer there. The Murtians come faithful to the tradition of visiting cemeteries, a ritual that begins days earlier with the purchase of flowers such as amarantos, chrysanthemums, carnations, roses, dalias and gladiolos. To facilitate this custom, the city council has installe…
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