Easter Week in Crevillent

A multitude of events fill the town during these days, although the crucial moment in the celebration comes on Good Friday. In the early hours, cornets can be heard playing “dianas”. These melodies are the signal for the start of the day’s processions. ...

Easter week in Zaragoza

The Easter week celebrations in Zaragoza date back to the 18th century. The celebration attracts more than 100,000 visitors every year. More than 15,000 people from 24 Easter brotherhoods take part in the processions. The thundering sound of drums during the processions is particularly impressive. ...

Descent of the Angel in Peñafiel

The celebration has a long tradition in the town, and probably evolved from religious performances in the Middle Ages. The ceremony begins in the Plaza de España Square, when bells and rockets announce the beginning of the procession of the Virgin from the Church of Santa María. ...

Easter in Alicante

Bilbao Triathlon

The 1,900-metre swim takes place in the estuary, next to the Guggenheim Museum. The 90-km bike section crosses Bilbao, and the run goes past buildings such as Arriaga Theatre, Euskalduna Palace, the City Hall and the Guggenheim and Maritime Museums.

Exhibition: Antoni Tàpies. The Perpetual Movement of the Wall

The exhibition covers the work of the Catalan artist, focusing on his early years and, in particular, the 1950s. A period marked by profound changes in his form of artistic expression. The itinerary is structured around four solo exhibitions that he held at that time, each with different approaches and formats. ...

Barcelona World Capital of Architecture 2026

World capital status is an important recognition of Barcelona's architectural relevance. Its ten urban districts host more than 1,500 activities for the public and professionals. These include unpublished guided tours, exhibitions, lecture series and the chance to discover unique buildings that are not normally open to visitors. ...

Granada International Jazz Festival

For many, the festival has put the name of Granada on the map, and this beautiful city’s long-term relationship with jazz has brought it back every autumn, with excited jazz enthusiasts arriving from far and wide to enjoy its historic heritage, its excellent local cuisine, and extraordinary concerts with artists representing the past, present ...

Segorbe Patron Saint's Day Fiestas

Segorbe , in the province of Castellón, celebrates its patron saint's day festivities, in honour of Nuestra Señora de la Esperanza, de Loreto y de la Cueva Santa, between August and September. ...

Transvulcania - Trekking and mountain ultramarathon

Transvulcania is composed of 73 kilometres of trek and a total difference in level of 8,400 metres. What's more, practically the whole circuit is on routes that are signposted according to the international standards of the European Ramblers Association. ...

Tenerife Bluetrail

A challenge for athletes and highly enjoyable for spectators. There are five ways of completing the trail which adapt to the different profiles of the participants, who are given the chance to see Tenerife through routes which run from the sea level to the Teide summit - the highest in Spain. ...

"City of Burgos" International Folk Festival

The event is held on such emblematic stages as Plaza de San Juan Square, the Paseo del Espolón Pavilion and the Principal Theatre. An unusual novelty in the programme is the annual invitation of a group from a city elsewhere in the world, also called Burgos. ...