San Silvestre Race

The San Silvestre Race, or San Silvestre, refers to a popular running event held annually on December 31st in various cities around the world, particularly in Spain and Latin America. It is named after Saint Sylvester, whose feast day is celebrated on this date. The race typically features a festive atmosphere, often encouraging participants to dress in costumes and enjoy community spirit as they run. The distance of the race usually ranges from 5 to 10 kilometers, appealing to both amateur and professional runners. It serves as a way for individuals to celebrate the end of the year through physical activity and is often characterized by a fun and lively environment, including music and entertainment along the route.