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Held on the sands of Sanlúcar de Barrameda each August, these historic races are Spain's oldest regulated horse races. The 2026 dates were August 8-10 and 21-23, with evening races staged at low tide. Learn what to expect and how to plan your visit.
The Santander International Festival (FIS) blends ballet, contemporary dance, music, and theatre each August in Santander, Spain. From the Palacio de Festivales to historic churches and gardens, discover what to expect from the dance program and how to plan your visit.
Veranos de la Villa is Madrid's municipal summer festival, held annually in July and August. It transforms evenings into open-air stages across the city, featuring music, theatre, dance, and more. This guide helps you plan a cultural itinerary, highlighting venues, genres, and practical tips for attending.
Each August, Viana do Castelo hosts the Romaria de Nossa Senhora d'Agonia, a week-long celebration of faith and Minho culture. Expect the dazzling Mordomia Parade, a maritime procession on the Lima River, flower-filled streets, and nightly music—plan well ahead for accommodation.
Every August 10, the village of Manarola honors its patron saint, San Lorenzo, with processions and a blessing of the sea. This guide helps travelers understand the traditions, the legendary falling stars, and how to plan a respectful visit to the Cinque Terre during this intimate religious feast.
Each August, Ferrara's historic center becomes an open-air stage for the world's largest street performers festival. This guide covers its history, the typical program, and how to plan your visit.
Plan your visit to Arezzo's August 7 fair honoring the city's patron saint. This guide clarifies the date, the traditional location along Corso Italia, religious events, traffic restrictions, parking advice, and nearby sights to enjoy.
