Spanish Events

There are so many regional and national holidays that there is a festival or fiesta being celebrated somewhere in Spain every month of every year.
Experiencing Spanish fiestas first hand is a great way to immerse yourself in the Spanish culture and to learn about important traditions.

Spanish festivals and holidays are famous around the world. Spain is known for its great quality of life and strong traditions; the spectacular fiestas and celebrations fill the country with a zest for life that visitors can experience in every corner of Spain throughout the year.

Every town, city, and region has its own traditional holiday or fiesta in honor of a patron saint, founder, or important historical event. During these festivals, traditional food is enjoyed and everyone is welcome to join in all of the fiesta events and holiday celebrations.

Some of the most famous Spanish festivals and fiestas include the Fallas fiesta and Tomatina festival in Valencia, the San Fermín festival in Pamplona, Carnival celebrations in Cadiz and Tenerife, and Holy Week festivities throughout the country. You can plan your trip around famous Spanish fiestas by using our cultural calendar, which lists the important Spanish holidays and celebrations that take place throughout the year!

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