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Granada turns into an open-air stage each summer, headlined by the Granada International Festival of Music and Dance. Discover how to build a flamenco-focused trip around the Alhambra's historic venues and Sacromonte's cave settings.
Watching castellers in Girona means catching a human tower rising in a historic square—usually during the Temps de Flors flower festival in spring or the Festes de Sant Narcís in autumn. Here is how to plan your visit, understand the structures, and follow the unwritten rules of the crowd.
Ibiza's electronic music season runs from late April to mid-October, with opening parties, weekly residencies, and closing parties. This guide helps you plan your trip: understand the season's phases, key clubs, residency format, and practical tips for booking, transport, and budgeting.
The International Music Summit (IMS) Ibiza is an annual electronic music industry gathering that blends conference sessions, networking, and parties. Learn about delegate badges, separate event tickets, and who should attend.
Every 23 June, Ibiza Town marks Sant Joan (San Juan) with bonfires, rituals, and street parties. This guide explains the traditions, where bonfires are lit near town, safety rules, and foods to try, using official and local sources.
La Laguna, a UNESCO-listed city in Tenerife, hosts two of the island's most evocative religious street festivals: Semana Santa processions and Corpus Christi flower carpets. From the Holy Thursday Eucharist visits and the Good Friday Procession Magna to the Procession of Silence, this guide explains what happens, where to watch, and how to plan a respectful visit — with practical notes on schedules and sources to check.
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 Carnival of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is a centuries-old festival that fills the city with color, music, and costume. This guide covers its history, the Carnival Queen and Drag Queen galas, the spectacular main parade, and the beachside finale, along with practical tips for attending.
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.
Every August, Madrid's historic districts of La Latina, Lavapiés, and Embajadores host three consecutive neighborhood festivals honoring San Cayetano, San Lorenzo, and the Virgen de la Paloma. With street dancing, traditional dress, and local food, these verbenas offer an authentic slice of Madrid life.
Madrid Pride, known locally as MADO, transforms the city each summer into a celebration of diversity and inclusion. This guide covers the festival's typical timeline, main events, key neighborhoods, practical travel tips, and how to make the most of the parade and beyond.
