A wave of children, accompanied by their families and arriving from various towns throughout the Comunitat Valenciana, visited the eagerly awaited House of Santa Claus in Burriana this Thursday. It has become the major attraction for this Christmas season. There was genuine excitement among the youngest visitors to experience this Spanish outpost of Santa Claus, which uniquely recreates the magical workshop of Lapland with remarkable accuracy.

Burriana was bustling with activity. The fairground attractions were packed, the churros stand was continuously frying, and the shops on San Vicente Street displayed their wares. The city was alive with festive cheer, reminiscent of its finest times, all in pursuit of spreading joy to the children. The laughter of these young visitors, their astonished faces, and their delighted expressions upon sitting on Santa’s lap and exploring the grand gift workshop were the ultimate rewards.

This brilliant initiative was brought to life by Satine in their Plaza Mayor building. At the entrance, elves awaited, guiding the children through the process of sorting and dispatching gifts.

One elf collected letters, another displayed the master keys, while a group of carpenters prepared toys, others wrapped presents, and a miner retrieved coal from the pit. All this was set against a warm and inviting backdrop, with exquisitely detailed and elegant Christmas decorations that transported the imagination to another world.

The highlight awaited at the end of the tour, where Santa Claus greeted visitors in his spacious room. Accompanying him were the reindeer Rudolph, Dasher, and his daughter Tati, who proved to be a major attraction for both children and adults.