Over 1,200 sheep and goats take over central Madrid in ‘Transhumance Festival’
Around 1,200 sheep and 200 goats took over the centre of Madrid with their bleating and bells on Sunday morning, as part of a festival that recreates
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The Jarramplas Festival: why in Cáceres it’s an honour to be pelted with turnips
Today is a day you’ve dreamt of for years. It’s a cold winter morning. Your neighbours are outside waiting, armed with turnips. It’s time for
‘La Tomatina’ food fight fiesta returns to Buñol, Valencia, after 2 year absence
Thousands of people splattered each other with tomatoes on Wednesday in the town of Buñol, in the Valencia region, celebrating the return of the annual
This year’s Corpus Christi in Sitges will have some ‘carpets’ of flowers & petals
With three weeks until the start of Corpus Christi, the commission headed by Angelina Salesas is working to finalise the details of the celebration that this
Guns, Wine and Worship – the bizarre festival of Torrejoncillo in Extremadura
Hemingway never made it to Torrejoncillo. But then again, whoever did? Even among the Extremeños, it is not known to be a village that receives
How to enjoy Barcelona’s ‘La Mercè’ weekend – for free
Barcelona’s biggest street festival, La Mercè, returns this weekend, with an incredible selection of music, dancing and theatre to enjoy for free. Here are our top picks
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Vilafranca celebrates Sant Fèlix with human towers
In the region of Penedès, arguably the heart of one of Catalonia’s finest wine-growing areas, and where cava is not only a festive drink but a
Festa Major de Gràcia in Barcelona kicks off on 15 August
The Festa Major de Gràcia, one of Barcelona’s most popular, friendliest and wackiest festivals of the year, kicks off on 15 August and runs until 21 August.
Spain gears up for Midsummer, ‘San Juan’ and the ‘Nit del Foc’
Spain celebrates its fiestas and traditions like no other country – and the Feast of San Juan, coinciding with the Summer Solstice or Midsummer Night, is
7m roses expected to be sold on Sant Jordi’s Day
One of Catalonia’s most important dates of the year, 23 April, is the day it celebrates its patron, Sant Jordi (Saint George), and it does
