Events in Spain

Spain is known for its vibrant culture and rich history, and there are countless events and festivals that take place throughout the year. Here are some of the most popular events in Spain:

La Tomatina: Held in the town of Buñol near Valencia, La Tomatina is a famous tomato fight that takes place every year on the last Wednesday of August.

Running of the Bulls: Held in Pamplona in early July, the Running of the Bulls is a traditional festival where participants run ahead of a group of bulls through the streets of the city.

Feria de Abril: Held in Seville in late April or early May, the Feria de Abril is a week-long celebration of music, dance, and Andalusian culture.

Las Fallas: Held in Valencia in mid-March, Las Fallas is a festival that celebrates the arrival of spring with elaborate papier-mâché sculptures, fireworks, and parades.

Semana Santa: Holy Week is a religious celebration that takes place in many cities throughout Spain in the week leading up to Easter. It is marked by processions, music, and traditional religious ceremonies.

La Feria de Málaga: Held in Malaga in August, the Feria de Málaga is a festival that celebrates the Andalusian culture with music, dancing, and traditional costumes.

San Fermín: Held in Pamplona in early July, San Fermín is a week-long festival that features the Running of the Bulls as well as music, dancing, and other cultural events.

La Mercè: Held in Barcelona in late September, La Mercè is a festival that celebrates the patron saint of Barcelona with parades, fireworks, and other cultural events.

La Feria de Abril de Catalunya: Held in Barcelona in late April, the Feria de Abril de Catalunya is a festival that celebrates Andalusian culture with music, dance, and traditional costumes.

Benicassim Festival: Held in the town of Benicassim near Valencia in mid-July, the Benicassim Festival is a four-day music festival that features performances by some of the world's top musicians.