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Las Fallas / Valencia
Every year the Las Fallas / Falles takes place in the city of Valencia. This is a traditional celebration held in honor of Saint Joseph. Las Fallas, this gigantic street festival in Valencia is the largest in Spain, yes, perhaps the largest in Europe! The term Fallas refers to the party but also to the images that are specially made for the Las Fallas. These giant statues are made from both wood and polystyrene. Las Fallas officially starts the last Sunday of February (in 2020 that is...
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Carnival
Hardly a week goes by or there is a party somewhere in Spain. Even during the quiet months between Christmas and Easter, Spaniards still find plenty of reasons to build a party. The biggest party in that period is without a doubt Carnival! Those who like to party can let themselves go completely during Carnival. Everyone changes clothes, assumes a different identity and forgets the stress and worries of daily life in that different, fantastic carnival reality. The origin of this celebration...
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Medieval market in Orihuela
Orihuela will be stepping back in time during the Medieval Market from Friday 31st January to Sunday 2nd February 2020. The market will be as big and as popular as ever with two distinct areas; the Arab or Moorish Zone and the Christian Zone. In both of these areas there will be daily parades and events as well as the usual array of stalls and taverns.
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Markets in Costa Blanca South
Spain is famous for its street markets. We have put together a great selection of the most popular and best Markets in South Costa Blanca. Monday : Beniel , Cox, Formentera de Segura, Monovar,San Pedro del Pinatar, Santa Pola. Tuesday: Aspe, Benijofar, Daya Nueva, Elda, Jumilla, La Union, Los Alcazares, Mil Palmeras, Orihuela, San Fulgencio, San Miguel de Salinas Wednesday: Algorfa, Callosa de Segura, La Mata, Guardamar del Segura (centro), San Isidro, San Miguel de Salinas, Santiago de...
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3 Kings in Spain
Celebrated over two days, Spain's annual Three Kings Festival ( Fiesta de los Reyes) features colourful street parades, a delicious cake with a surprise hidden inside and a vibrant display of brightly illuminated costumes. On the evening of January 5th every year, Spanish towns and cities are given over to the colourful parades of the Dia de los Reyes , or the Kings' Day – a celebration of the arrival of the three wise men in Bethlehem after Jesus' birth. Mechanised floats bearing...
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