The Fair of the Palmerita de Morata de Tajuña is here
If a few months ago we wrote a love letter to these heart-shaped sweets that have us in awe, now is the time for a special date. **On December 14 and 15, the Morata de Tajuña Palmerita Fair returns **, and there are those who are already licking their lips.
The Madrid town once again pays homage to one of those responsible for its stardom and that is These little palm trees raise passions in their path. Hence, each year there are 60,000 kilos in their workshops and that the attendees to the fair continue to grow each year.
Do you like palm trees? Well, imagine a fair dedicated to them
The secret formula does not abuse ornaments or flourishes. A chocolate covered puff pastry is all it takes to make us delirious, and it is that it is already known that happiness is in simplicity. At the end of the day, this is still a celebration of craftsmanship and good work.
FOR ALL THE HIGH
The main course takes place in the main square of Morata. Six patisseries from Morata will be located there to sell and give the palmeritas a try, recreating what could be the paradise of any chocolatier. De La Torre, Paco-Pan, La Dulcería, La Real, Moral, Encarni and Conejo They will be in charge of getting us a sweet smile, and never better said.
For the sweet tooth, De La Torre pastry shop has prepared the Christmas fat. As if it were Cinderella, you can't be late for the 12:30 meeting. It will be at that moment when one of its giant palm trees is distributed to visitors. Imagine your love for chocolate, big time.
THERE'S STILL MORE
Despite the fact that the lights, logically, point to the palm trees, Morata de Tajuña has decided to give its guests a very complete weekend. On Saturday and Sunday, its streets will be filled with activities in which there is room for all ages.
The little ones can participate in a children's chocolate workshop or enjoy storytelling. To put the rhythm, they take care the concerts and the batukada. Craft markets, guided tours, exhibitions and even a go-kart track!, as well as ephemeral architecture installations and even natural cosmetics workshops. This is a fair and the rest, nonsense.
The Palmerita Fair is perhaps the best excuse to visit Morata de Tajuña, which becomes the temple of chocolate for two delicious days. Whoever said that gluttony is a sin is that he hadn't tried Morata's palmeritas!
You won't know where to start