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La Noche de San Juan
The arrival of the summer solstice is celebrated throughout Spain with the Noche de San Juan on June 23. Especially in areas with a beach, people gather around a bonfire to welcome the summer.
It is tradition to jump over the flames, get your feet wet in the sea and enjoy the company of friends and family. In addition, you can write a wish or resolution on a piece of paper, burn it in the bonfire and jump over it to make it come true. Cultural traditions that have remained for years in the country.
La Batalla del Vino (the Battle of the Wine)
In the wine region of La Rioja, La Batalla del Vino (wine battle) is a unique experience. Held on June 29, participants drench each other with red wine.
This festivity takes place at the top of the mountain of La Rasa, where fun and wine are combined for an unforgettable celebration.
Los Sanfermines
Immortalized by Ernest Hemingway in his work "Fiesta", the San Fermin Day attracts brave runners and many spectators. The Sanfermines begin with the “chupinazo” and are always held on July 6, one of the most famous fiestas in Spain and abroad.