Las procesiones de la Semana Santa traerán fervor, tradición y arte a Madrid.

Imágenes con diferentes procesiones y pasos de la Semana Santa en Madrid

Madrid will live its Holy Week with more than twenty processions that will visit the streets from the Friday of Sorrows to the Resurrection on Sunday. In this 2025, the official route of the Central District is consolidated with the passage of more than a dozen of them through Puerta del Sol, and the emotional Satas sung by emblematic balconies will be accompanied by renowned flame artists, initiatives that will make this celebration a unique experience and reaffirm the city as a cultural and cultural hub.

The Brotherhoods, accompanied by their valuable procession steps, will be filled with solemnity, fervor, tradition, and art in the city. The processions will start on Friday of Sorrows (April 11), with the departure from the parish of San Ramón Nonato of the Christ and the Virgin of Pity, followed by the happy Christ and our Sorrows, who will process from the parish of San Raimundo de Peñafort, both from Puente Vallecas.

Palm Sunday, Holy Monday, and Holy Wednesday
On Palm Sunday (April 13), an intense day will be lived with four processions visiting the city: Our Father Jesus of Love (Borriquita), Our Father Jesus of Forgiveness (silent procession), Christ of Faith and Health, and Holy Christ (the image)

On Holy Monday (April 14), it will be the turn of Christ of the Road, while on Holy Wednesday (April 16), the Holy Christ of the Three Waterfalls and Our Lady of Hope will do the same, in addition to Our Father of Health and Mary, the Most Holy of Anguish (Gypsies).

Maundy Thursday and Good Friday
On Maundy Thursday (April 17), from the Church of San Pedro El Viejo, our Father Jesus the Nazarene «poor» and the Holy Name of Mary in her solitude will be unveiled. As it passes through Plaza de Villa, around 7:30 p.m., the singer Moisés Vargas will sing a Saeta. From the College of Our Lady of the Council of Bun and San Isidro, that of Our Father Jesus and Mary, the Most Holy in Hope Macarena, which will take the official route, passing through Puerta del Sol will arrive at 9:30 p.m. on this day Our Father Jesus the Divine Captive and Our Father Jesus the Nazarene and Virgin will process.

On Good Friday (April 18), the procession of the Divine Captive, which will take the official route, will leave the Cathedral in La Almudena, passing through Puerta del Sol around 9:45 p.m., where the singer Manuel de Tomasa will sing a Saeta from the balcony of the Royal Post Office. From its basilica, Christ of Medinaceli will depart, also taking the official route, passing through Puerta del Sol at 9:30 p.m. Upon reaching the Hotel Four Seasons Madrid on Calle Alcalá, the singer Lelo Soto will dedicate a Saeta from the balcony. The procession of Christ of the Halberdiers will also take place, crossing Puerta del Sol at 10:05 p.m., while passing through Plaza de Villa, around 9:00 p.m., the singer Reyes Carrasco will pay tribute with a Saeta. On Friday, there will be four other processions: the Funeral of the Holy Virgin and Happy of Solitude, Mary, the Most Holy of the Seven Sorrows, the Holy Funeral, and the Silent Procession.

Holy Saturday and Resurrection Sunday
On Holy Saturday (April 19), from the Church of the Concepción Real de Calatrava, the procession of Solitude and Impotence will begin, which will take the official route and cross Puerta del Sol. As it passes through Plaza de Villa, around 6:30 p.m., the singer Rocío Luna will sing a Saeta.

On Resurrection Sunday (April 20), at 11:30 a.m., the Eucharist will take place at the Jerónimo Monastery in Corpus Christi (Monastery of Las Carboneras), to end with the traditional procession of the Resurrection by the Coronry Brotherhood (Zaragoza), which will return to the center of Madrid to end in the Plaza Mayor.

Accessibility
The accessibility of the routes of the different processions will be related to the accessibility of public roads. Due to reasons beyond the organization and the high public flow at certain event times, planned physical accessibility conditions may be subject to change.

An area with seats to watch the procession processions on Palm Sunday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Sunday at Puerta del Sol, in front of the Royal Post Office (free access to full capacity and a single exit through Strada Carurlor) was allowed for this Holy Week. This area will have reserved spaces for wheelchairs and/or reduced mobility.

All information about itineraries and estimated programs by Puerta del Sol is available on the official tourism site in the city of Madrid, esmadrid.com. /