Sant Antoni de Vilamajor

Sant Antoni de Vilamajor is a municipality in Catalonia, Spain. It belongs to the Vallés Oriental region (Barcelona), and is located on the southern slope of Montseny. It borders to the north and northwest with Sant Pere de Vilamajor, to the south with Llinars del Vallés and to the east with Cardedeu. The origins of the municipality date from 1840, when Sant Antoni de Vilamajor separated from Sant Pere de Vilamajor, and formed an independent unit together with the parish of San Julián del Fou.

The Fiesta Mayor is celebrated in January in honour of Sant Antoni Abat, the town's patron saint. This festival includes a series of traditional events, such as the blessing of the animals (Els Tres Tombs), processions, fireworks displays, dances and concerts.One of the highlights of the festival is the celebration of Els Tres Tombs, where horses, carriages and other animals are blessed in a procession that runs through the streets of the town.In addition to the Fiesta Mayor in January, Sant Antoni de Vilamajor also celebrates a Summer Fiesta Mayor in August, with cultural, sporting and recreational activities for all ages, including open-air concerts and fireworks.