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Carnival in Santa Cruz de la Palma fills the city's streets with parades, music, and elaborate costumes. From the school parade to the satirical Burial of the Sardine, find out what to expect and how to join the celebration on the island of La Palma.
Every February, Santa Cruz de Tenerife hosts one of the world's most spectacular carnivals, lasting about two weeks. Discover the typical timing tied to Easter, the main events like the Queen's Gala and Gran Coso, where they take place, and practical tips for planning your visit.
Costumes are central to Las Palmas Carnival, especially at street events where dressing up is the norm. From the Daytime Carnival to the Widows Race and the Burial of the Sardine, this guide explains the costume culture and offers practical tips on what to wear, plus where to find or rent outfits in the city.
The Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Carnival turns the city into a three-week celebration every February and March. From the star-studded Drag Queen Gala to the seven-kilometer Gran Cabalgata and the theatrical Burial of the Sardine, here is what to expect from the main events and how to plan your visit.
Madrid celebrates Carnival each February with a program of free events centered around Matadero Madrid and Madrid Río. From the multicultural Carnival Parade to the satirical Burial of the Sardine, discover the traditions and practical tips for enjoying this winter festival.
