Tango Festival in Granada

There has been an explosion of tango enthusiasts and professional dancers in recent years, going to show that tango is, essentially, a manifestation of contemporary urban culture. ...

Tàrraco Viva Festival

Over several days, a large number of exhibitions, workshops and conferences show visitors Tarraco, one of the most magnificent cities at the time of the Roman Empire. These events take place at Roman monument sites such as the old city walls, the circus, amphitheatre and aqueduct. ...

Cáceres Classical Theatre Festival

This event aims to showcase quality products and performances of the best classical texts with prestigious companies on the contemporary dramatic scene, and highlight the conjunction between Golden Age theatre, music and dance. ...

“City of Cadiz” International Puppet Festival

Throughout May, Cadiz hosts one of the city's unmissable events: The International Puppet Festival. Families and people of all ages enjoy the puppet and marionette shows every year. The festival features renowned artistic companies from Spain and other countries and presents proposals and activities aimed at both children and young audiences. ...

WOMAD-Festival Cáceres

It has been held in Cáceres since 1992, and is an intercultural event to which admission is free. In addition to musical performances by different bands and soloists, there are other activities such as workshops, street entertainmnt, craft fairs and the fusion of different cultures.

Motor racing: Formula 1 Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix

During the two days prior to the race, the free practice and qualifying sessions are held to determine the starting position. Circuit de Catalunya boasts 65,700 seats divided across 14 grandstands and more than 35,000 general admission spots. The unique layout of this track makes the race a special challenge for the drivers.

Ibiza Pride

Days of non-stop leisure, with unique night entertainment options known around the world; paradisiacal beaches to enjoy the sun and the Mediterranean Sea; with a city, Eivissa, the historic center of which was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO… And all in an LGBTQI+ friendly environment of joy and fun.

European Conference on Jewish Culture (Cordoba)

The programme includes solo and guided visits to monuments, as well as exhibitions, conferences, concerts, recitals and gastronomic events, all designed to give the general public an idea of the richness and fascination of the Jewish culture. ...

Lumina Cathedral of Toledo

During a fascinating 50-minute tour, art, lighting effects, videomapping projections and immersive music guide visitors through the inside of this monument, which is considered a gem of Spanish Gothic architecture. ...

Bilbao international cycle touring event – Bilbao

The route takes cyclists through beautiful coastal towns such as Getxo, Sopelana and Plentzia, and then goes inland. The best thing about this route is that it starts and ends in the city of Bilbao. It is fairly smooth and ideal if you want to enjoy a bike ride together with thousands of people who share your same passion.

The Three Cultures Medieval Market

Arts and crafts stands, typical foods, decoration and period costume are just a few of the things that visitors will find as they browse this market and take a genuine journey back to the past.

Naturaleza Encendida. Madrid

This year, the show returns with a brand new edition: “Life”. Visitors will immerse themselves in a world where everything comes to life, where they will discover the three great natural kingdoms: Aquatic, terrestrial and aerial. Each of them is full of wonders that reveal nature in surprising ways. ...

“Noche blanca” all night flamenco

The theme of the festival is the brotherhood of cultures, so great masters of singing and dancing are featured in the programme alongside acts from Japan and Portugal, as well as traditional Andalusian music and the sounds of the Sephardic culture. ...

Magical Nights at the Botanical Gardens

The aim is to recreate a nocturnal tryst with nature where visual art mingles with tradition and mystery through the legendary figures of Asturian folklore: fairies, witches and characters such as the trasgu, the nuberu, the xana and the busgosu. ...

Ad-Lib Fashion Show

Miguel de Cervantes Prize

Created in 1974, this prize was effectively awarded at the 1976 edition. The candidates are presented by the plenary session of the Spanish Royal Academy, by the Academies of the Spanish-speaking countries, and by the winners in previous years. ...

Príncipe de Asturias Prizes

Their prime objectives are to promote scientific, cultural and humanist values that are considered as universal heritage. There are eight categories: Communication and Humanities, Social Sciences, Arts, Literary Arts, Scientific and Technological Research, International Cooperation, Union and Sports. ...

Surfing: Goanna Pro International Open

The event coincides with the Easter week celebrations, and is now a traditional event on Tapia beach. The competition brings together the best surfers on the international circuit, as well as crowds of visitors who come down to the beach to witness the spectacle.

Exhibition: Treasures. Santa Cruz Museum

The exhibition includes works of painting, sculpture, gold and silver work, popular art and archaeology. The tour begins with the El Greco rooms, where you can see up to 14 canvases signed by him or by his workshop. Among them, the Inmaculada Oballe stands out, a piece of plenitude that synthesises his unique painting style. ...

Titirimundi, International Puppet Theatre Festival

An event for puppet fans, it is held at indoor venues as well as on the streets of the city. Companies from different countries present a range of performances, ranging from traditional puppets to acrobatic groups and street entertainment. Children and adults alike can enjoy this theatrical art in which tradition combines with the avant-garde.

Sailing: PalmaVela

This competition, which is gaining in prestige with every passing year, has been held in Palma since 2004. The tournament includes regattas in the classes Lateen Sail, Adapted Sail, Maxi, Swan Maxi Class, Box Rule RI, ORC International, IRC, Monotypes and Epoch and Classics. ...

Sailing: Ciutat de Palma Trophy

The city of Palma, in the Balearic Islands, hosts another edition of this championship, one of the most prestigious in dinghy sailing. The competition features the following classes: Optimist, Laser, Europa, 420 and Beneteau. The most spectacular should be the Optimist regatta, with more than 400 boats taking part.

Sailing: Princess Sofía Trophy

Over 1000 boats will gather in Palma for the prestigious event organised by World Sailing. A total of over 1,500 sailors will be taking part, including current Olympic, World and European champions in the 470, RS:X, Laser Standard and Radial, Finn, 49er, Women’s Match Race and Paralympic Sailing categories.

Sawdust Carpets at Corpus Christi in Elche de la Sierra

Every year the "carpet" associations try to outdo themselves by creating art with sawdust. During the Corpus Christi weekend, as well as these beautiful colourful carpets, there are many activities for all the family. A rock festival, band concerts and sports competitions are some of the options available. ...

Arde Lucus

The Arde Lucus Festival aims to relive the founding of the city of Lugo by recreating its Roman past. Over three days, Lugo goes back to being Lucus Augusti, an important city in Roman Gallaecia full of all kinds of recreational and cultural activities. ...

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. ...

Battle of Wine

The origin of this tradition dates back to a possible dispute with the nearby town of Miranda de Ebro over the ownership of a rural area in the municipality, Riscos de Bilibio, where the festive battle takes place. After a mass, this peaceful battle starts with both sides throwing litres of wine at each other non-stop. ...

The Caballada Fiesta

It commemorates the charge of muleteers in Atienza, 1162, that saved king Alfonso VIII from falling into the hands of his uncle, Ferdinand II of León, who wanted to seize the throne from him. ...

Girona, temps de flors (flower season)

This floral exhibition converts different monuments, courtyards and urban locations into unique ornamental gardens. Visitors will find a wonderful ensemble of striking colours and penetrating aromas that accompany the cultural heritage of this Catalonian city.

Grand Prix de Carrilanas in Esteiro

The Obanos Mystery Play

Las Mondas

The festivities start on Palm Sunday with the traditional Mondas Proclamation in the different neighbourhoods of the town. Then there is a cultural week with conferences, exhibitions, concerts, award ceremonies, tasting of typical products, etc. ...

Moors and Christians Festival in Elda.

Night of the Drums (Noche de los tambores)

The drumming of drums begins at midnight on Holy Tuesday in the Plaza del Ayuntamiento in Mula. From that moment on, the drum sets the rhythm and is the beating heart of the city until four in the afternoon on Wednesday. The tradition dates back to the mid-19th century and is a celebration open to anyone who wants to take part. ...

New Year's Eve in Pamplona

The Old Town is the heart of the festivities. The tradition of celebrating the New Year with creative costumes is relatively new but has gained a large following. Bold, classic and pop culture-inspired costumes take over the night, creating a one-of-a-kind festive atmosphere.

The Living Passion of Oliva de la Frontera

The streets of Oliva de la Frontera become the settings and backdrop for the most important episodes of the Passion. The event, involving more than 400 actors and extras, has been held for over 40 years and is a unique way to experience the traditions and emotions of a Spanish Easter. ...