From the bullrunning in Pamplona to the tomato fight in Bunyol, Spain is renowned for its fiestas. But there’s so much more on offer than these international events as every single city, town and village celebrates local festivities at some point during the year.
Pamplona Bull Running
San Fermin The festival of San Fermín, or the Running of the Bulls as it’s more commonly known outside Spain, officially begins at midday on …
La Tomatina Festival – Tomato Fight
La Tomatina tomato fight in Buñol near Valencia happens every year on the last Wednesday in August though the partying starts earlier in the week. …
Las Fallas Festival – Valencia
Whilst thousands of festivals are celebrated all over Spain throughout the year there are only a few that bring overseas visitors specifically for the event. …
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“There is no nightlife in Spain. They stay up late but they get up late. That is not night life. That is delaying the day.” –
Ernest Hemingway
