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 Las Carantoñas de Acehúche 2027 take place on 20 and 21 January in Acehúche (Cáceres, Extremadura): men in animal skins and masks, regaoras, the procession of Saint Sebastian and the Vaca Tora. This Festival of National Tourist Interest is public and free; check the town hall at acehuche.es for updates.
Illustrative photo On 20 January 2027, San Sebastián drums nonstop for 24 hours: the Tamborrada is the strongest expression of Basque identity, with over 150 drumming groups, a midnight flag ceremony and the beloved midday children's parade.
Illustrative photo Tenerife Carnival 2027 runs from 22 January to 28 February under the theme «Roma Eterna». Highlights include the Queen Election Gala on 17 February, the Coso Apoteósico parade on 23 February and the legendary Entierro de la Sardina. One of the world's greatest carnivals.
Illustrative photo The Carnaval de Santa Cruz de Tenerife 2027 runs from 22 January to 28 February in Santa Cruz de Tenerife and ranks among the world’s largest carnivals. Galas, parades and the Burial of the Sardine on 24 February deliver an unforgettable spectacle of music, costumes and street parties.
Illustrative photo Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Carnival 2027 runs from 22 January to 28 February under the theme "Music". Five weeks of festivities include the Drag Queen Gala on 19 February, the Gran Cabalgata on 20 February and the symbolic Burial of the Sardine to close the season on 28 February.
Illustrative photo The Fiesta de las Cuadrillas de Barranda 2027 runs from 29 to 31 January in Barranda (Caravaca de la Cruz, Murcia). Traditional cuadrillas fill the streets with folk music and dance; the main Sunday is free to attend.
Illustrative photo La Candelaria 2027 in Madrid takes place on 2 February and combines candle blessings, processions and traditional folk customs. The free celebrations centre on churches such as the Parroquia de la Virgen de la Candelaria and bring light and community spirit to the streets of the city.
Illustrative photo The Rockin' Race Jamboree 2027 brings international rockabilly and rhythm and blues acts to Torremolinos from February 3 to 7. Concerts, DJs and a classic car show take place across several venues in town.
Illustrative photo Madrid's tenth Design Festival turns the city into a design capital with exhibitions, talks and installations across dozens of venues.
Illustrative photo The Carnival of Cádiz 2027 runs from February 4 to 14, filling the entire old town with parades, the pregón and countless chirigotas. The official competition at the Gran Teatro Falla has already been running since early January.
Illustrative photo The Fiestas del Almendro en Flor 2027 in Tejeda, Gran Canaria, celebrate the almond blossom from 5 to 7 February with folklore, local sweets and traditional dances. This free street festival takes place at Plaza del Socorro and the main streets of the mountain village.
Illustrative photo The Festival de Jerez 2027 runs from 19 February to 6 March at the Teatro Villamarta in Jerez de la Frontera, Spain. It is regarded as one of the world's most important flamenco festivals and represents the authentic Jerez school of dance.