Day of Aragón

The **Day of Aragón** (Día de Aragón) is a regional public holiday celebrated annually on **April 23rd** in the autonomous community of Aragón, Spain. This day commemorates the patron saint of Aragón, **Saint George** (San Jorge), who is also the patron saint of several other regions and countries. The holiday is marked by cultural events, traditional music, dance, and festivities that highlight Aragón's rich history, heritage, and identity. April 23rd also coincides with **World Book Day**, adding a literary dimension to the celebrations. In Aragón, the day often includes book fairs, readings, and other literary activities. The regional government and local municipalities organize parades, concerts, and exhibitions, while the iconic **Flag of Aragón** is prominently displayed. The Day of Aragón is a time for Aragonese people to celebrate their unique culture, traditions, and contributions to Spain's history. It is a day of pride and unity, reflecting the region's distinct identity within the broader Spanish nation.