The Saint is celebrated in a special way, among other places, in the Vall d’Uix, Xirivella, Oliva, Cullera, Terrateig, Agullent, Teulada, Bussot, Sant Vicent del Raspeig, with outstanding pilgrimages in l’Alcora, Llucena, Borriol, Llria and Nules.
On the other hand, according to popular traditions, the wells of water that he pointed out will never dry up.
Its festival takes on a very particular character in the city of Valencia and certain neighboring towns by maintaining survivals of popular religious theater:
The Miracles of Saint Vincent.
This is what is said about springs from Traiguera, Cat, Morella, Cervera del Maestre, Navajas and Agullent. His party usually arrives at a time of the year when water plays a major role. From Easter on, the waters are blessed, such as those of the Font de Quart, in the Vall de Seg, and those of the Font de Sant Vicent, in Llria. Christianity could not suppress the ancient cult of springs, to which healing and marvelous virtues are attributed. In the baptismal font of San Vicente, in the Valencian parish of San Esteban, throughout history many children of his devotees have received the baptismal waters, and in his Birthplace his Pouet is considered miraculous.