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Feria de Abril in Seville is a week-long festival of flamenco, horse carriages, and illuminated casetas, held two weeks after Easter. Plan your visit with insights on the Real de la Feria, public casetas, dress code, and daytime versus night experiences.
No ticket gets you into the private casetas at Seville's Feria de Abril; access is by invitation or membership. The grounds and public casetas are free. Here's how invitations work and how to make the most of the fair without one.
Discover when the Feria de la Manzanilla lights up Sanlúcar de Barrameda each year, how the date is tied to the Romería del Rocío and Corpus Christi, and what the daily rhythm looks like from the alumbrado to the horse races on the beach.
The Feria de la Manzanilla is Sanlúcar de Barrameda's springtime fair, held along the Guadalquivir riverfront near Doñana National Park. Named for the local fortified wine, it fills the fairground with casetas, music, sevillanas, and coastal food. This guide covers typical timing, the setting, caseta culture, food and drink, horse traditions, and practical planning tips, including how to verify official dates and events.
Granada's Corpus Christi fair is the city's biggest festival, with a fairground at Almanjáyar offering free casetas, amusement rides, and lively evenings. Learn how to navigate this secular celebration, from the alumbrao opening to tips for families and transport.
Jerez's Feria del Caballo stands out from Seville's because most of its casetas are open to everyone. Learn the difference between public and private casetas, how invitations work when they are needed, and how to enjoy the fair whether you have a personal contact or not.
Discover how to experience Jerez's Feria del Caballo, a week-long spring festival of horses, flamenco, and sherry. Learn about the public casetas, the daytime horse parade, evening sevillanas, what to wear, and how to get to the fairgrounds in González Hontoria Park.
At the Málaga Fair, casetas are the heart of the celebration. Unlike Seville's private tents, most are open to everyone, free of charge. This guide covers how they work, where to find them, what to wear, and how to get to the night fair at Cortijo de Torres. Whether you're planning your first visit or returning for more, here's how to navigate the casetas with confidence and respect.
