Spain is known for its passionate festival culture: colourful fiestas, electrifying music festivals along the coast, and traditional celebrations like Seville's Feria de Abril. From Barcelona to Madrid and Andalusia, visitors can expect a wide range of events full of typical Spanish spirit throughout 2026/2027.
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Illustrative photo New Year's Eve and New Year 2026/2027 in San Sebastian bring together La Concha Bay, pintxos bars in the Parte Vieja and the Christmas market on Paseo del Urumea. Public celebrations on 31 December 2026 and 1 January 2027 are free to join; gala dinners and club nights are optional and ticketed. Midnight grapes and the winter promenade define the night.
Illustrative photo The Bautizo del Niño 2027 in Palencia takes place on 1 January at the Church of San Miguel: a Fiesta de Interés Turístico Nacional with a procession to the carol “Ea” and the traditional sweet throw. The celebration is free and open to the public; the main public moment usually begins at 16:45.
Illustrative photo La Vijanera 2027 takes place on 3 January 2027 in Silio (Molledo, Cantabria): a free winter masquerade with zamarracos, masks and the symbolic capture of the bear to mark the new year.
Illustrative photo The Cabalgata de Reyes Magos 2027 takes place on 5 January in Barcelona. The Three Kings arrive by boat at Port Vell and parade through the city to the Magic Fountain of Montjuïc. Admission is free.
Illustrative photo The Cabalgata de Reyes takes place on 5 January 2027 in A Coruna: Melchor, Gaspar and Baltasar parade free of charge through the city and traditionally finish in Plaza de Maria Pita. The 2027 start point and exact route are announced by the City Council closer to the date.
Illustrative photo The Cabalgata de Reyes Magos Madrid 2027 on 5 January is Spain’s largest Three Kings Parade. Free procession from Plaza de San Juan de la Cruz along Paseo de la Castellana to Plaza de Cibeles with floats, music and fireworks.
Illustrative photo The Cabalgata de Reyes Magos Sevilla 2027 takes place on 5 January. With around 33 floats the free parade starts at the Rectorado de la Universidad de Sevilla and travels through the city streets. Experience one of Spain’s most spectacular Three Kings processions with music, sweets and festive atmosphere.
Illustrative photo The Cabalgata de Reyes Magos de Alcoy 2027 takes place on 5 January from about 18:00 to 22:00 in the streets of Alcoy (Alicante). Spain’s oldest Three Kings parade features camels, torches, ladder deliveries to balconies and the Adoration on Plaça d’Espanya – watching the parade is free.
Illustrative photo The 43rd Festival Internacional de Música de Canarias runs from 9 January to 4 February 2027 with 56 concerts across all eight islands. International orchestras and soloists appear mainly at the Auditorio Alfredo Kraus (Las Palmas) and the Auditorio de Tenerife; tickets go on general sale from 16 December 2026 via the official festival website.
Illustrative photo The Dimonis Festival 2027 in Sa Pobla (16–17 January) brings the traditional demon figures, fire runs and the grand piromusical of the Sant Antoni celebrations to the streets and squares of the Mallorcan town. Free admission.
Illustrative photo Entroido de Xinzo de Limia 2027 (16 January–14 February) is Spain’s longest carnival, held in the historic centre of Xinzo de Limia, Galicia. Free street festivities with Pantallas, flour battles, Oleiro and the grand parade on 9 February span five weeks of tradition.
Illustrative photo The Sant Antoni Bonfires 2027 in Sant Antoni de Portmany and other towns on Ibiza honour the patron saint of animals with a procession, animal blessing, Ball Pagès and traditional tastings. This free popular festival takes place around 17 January and offers authentic Ibizan winter atmosphere.