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El Curpillos is Burgos' most beloved local festival, blending a solemn religious and military procession at the Monastery of Las Huelgas with a massive picnic in El Parral park. This guide explains the date, the history, the food, and how to join the celebration.
Held in summer, the Naxos Potato Festival celebrates the island's renowned potatoes with tastings, traditional music, and dancing. Here's what to expect and how to plan your visit.
The Óbidos International Chocolate Festival is an annual spring event set within the medieval walls of Óbidos, Portugal. This guide covers typical timing, main attractions like chocolate sculptures and workshops, ticket tips, and transportation options by car, train, and bus.
Gallura, in northeast Sardinia, offers a rich tapestry of food and wine festivals. From the elegant Porto Cervo Wine & Food Festival to the village sagre of Santa Teresa Gallura, discover where to taste Vermentino di Gallura DOCG, seafood, and traditional Gallurese dishes. This guide helps you plan your culinary trip, with practical tips on timing and what to expect.
Modica's chocolate festival celebrates a centuries-old tradition of cold-processed chocolate with a grainy texture. This guide explains what makes Modica chocolate special, what to expect at the festival, and how to plan your visit to this Baroque hill town in Sicily.
Each November, the historic center of Cremona transforms for the Festa del Torrone, a festival dedicated to the city's iconic nougat. This guide covers the 2026 edition, signature events, the sweet's history, and practical advice for attending the free celebration.
Each June, Bellagio's ancient fishing hamlet of San Giovanni hosts the Sagra di San Giovanni, three evenings of faith, folklore, and lake-food tradition. Expect a Friday torchlight procession from Grand Hotel Villa Serbelloni, grilled fish dinners on Saturday and Sunday, and a free tourist train running from the central pier area to the feast.
