Las Canteras Ceremony

The festivity was moved to the Sunday before 5 October, the day of San Froilán. This day, women dressed in typical medieval dresses dance to the rhythm marked by the figure of the "Sotadera", a Moorish woman who taught Muslim traditions, as they proceed from the Town Hall square to the cathedral. ...

Nuestra Señora de la Asunción Fiesta

The day of the Asunción is when the offering is given to the Virgin, performed by the major-domo in the Plaza Mayor, in the presence of the inhabitants of the 'mountain villages, in traditional costume normally worn at fiestas. ...

August Fair

In August, Xátiva, in the province of Valencia, celebrates the oldest fiestas in the Region of Valencia. This traditional event dates back to the 13th century, a privilege granted to the town by king Jaime I. ...

Corpus Christi in Granada

Theatre, Zarzuela (Spanish light opera), concerts, exhibitions and shows fill the city. The “casetas” (marquees with food, drink, etc.) set up in the city’s fair ground come alive with activity and music, while the bullfighting fair gets underway at the bullring.

Santa Tecla Fiesta

The central axis of the celebrations is the traditional parade, made up of “big-head” carnival figures and characters who dance to music played on different traditional instruments. One of the most popular events is the Correfoc or fire-running, which is also the closing event of the fiesta. ...

Orujo Festival in Potes

It was first celebrated in 1984, and today takes place on the second weekend in November. During the festival, visitors can experience the spectacle of a public distillation of "orujo", before sampling it in the streets of the town. ...

Week of the Zarzuela

During it, the town's residents —along with the numerous professionals and fans of this style— interpret diverse works at different points of the city. There are also events held at schools as an introduction to zarzuela and a series of acts aimed at promoting this genre.

Festivities of San Bernabé

This event lies somewhere between myth and reality. According to tradition, the inhabitants of Logroño managed to survive by drinking wine from the wine cellars and eating bread made with wheat from the granaries and the fish they caught in secret. ...

The Nájera chronicles

Every July since 1969, more than 200 local actors and actresses play kings, queens, princes, bishops, abbots, nobles, farmers and other characters. Music and light create a unique environment in which stories emerge that fuse fantasy and reality, immersing the spectator in the Nájera of the Middle Ages. ...

Valladolid Fair

Concerts in the Plaza Mayor, attractions and rides in the designated fairground and a culinary display with the participation of various regional restaurants, are just some of the events to be held during the celebrations. There will also be a programme of bullfights held in the city's bullring.

Medieval Festival in Briones

This is a popular event which is attended by over 50,000 people and which takes place the third weekend in June. The activities on offer include a light and sound show which narrates historic events from the 14th century on the balcony of the Palace of San Nicolás when the sun goes down. ...

Alfabia

El Bosque in Béjar

Campo Grande

Carmen de los Mártires

Casa de Campo Park

Casa de Pilatos Gardens

Coto de Nuestra Señora del Carmen gardens

Garden of Evaristo Valle Foundation Museum

Rodríguez-Acosta Foundation

Gardens at La Granja de San Ildefonso.

La Orotava Acclimatisation Gardens

Atlantic Botanical Garden

Corral de Comedias Theatre (Alcalá de Henares)

The Corral de Comedias theatre in Alcalá de Henares is one of the oldest in Spain. It still conserves the various architectural elements that are evidence of its long history as a venue for public performances.