• MERCEDES-BENZ FASHION WEEK MADRID

    Ifema Madrid Ifema Feria de Madrid Avda. del Partenón, 5, Madrid, Spain

    MERCEDES-BENZ FASHION WEEK MADRID

  • Carnival in Barcelona

    In different venues around Barcelona Barcelona, Spain

    Carnival in Barcelona The special costumes, the typical disguises and wizards make this carnival so worth seeing. Children will love the carnival in Barcelona, also. If you tend to dislike carnivals and would like to take refuge from the clownish goings, we can relieve your mind. In Barcelona, El Carnaval is not as ubiquitous as […]

  • Smart Mobility Congress

    Fira Barcelona Gran Via Av. Joan Carles I, 64, L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona, Spain

    Gran Via
    Innovative Solutions for Urban Mobility
    Professional

  • Las Fallas Festival

    Every where in Valencia Valencia, Spain

    The Crazy Festival Of Fire
    Price: Free

  • Sant Medir Festival

    The Gràcia district Gracia Station, Barcelona, Spain

    If the words: “free sweets” sound like music to your ears, then brace yourself for this epic parade between Carrer de San Salvador and Gran de Gràcia, in the Gracia district. The procession is a Mardis Gras of sorts and an occasion where an obscene amount of free sweets are thrown out to the crowds lining the route. It's more fondly known as La festa més dolça (the Sweetest Festival) so if you have a sweet tooth, you should definitely jet into the city to celebrate this one.

  • Barcelona Half Marathon

    The half-marathon in Barcelona, also known as the Mitja Marató de Barcelona, it is the second largest running event in Barcelona next to the Marathon.
    Price: Up to 12,000 people registered: €24,95 (own chip) - €28,00 (chip rental) | From 12,001 people registered: €29,00 (own chip) - €32,50 (chip rental)

  • Barcelona Half Marathon

    The half-marathon in Barcelona, also known as the Mitja Marató de Barcelona, it is the second largest running event in Barcelona next to the Marathon.
    Price: Up to 12,000 people registered: €24,95 (own chip) - €28,00 (chip rental) | From 12,001 people registered: €29,00 (own chip) - €32,50 (chip rental)

  • Espijoda

    Espaijoia is a professional meeting focused on exhibiting and selling of top-class pieces of jewellery and watches. It takes place within the framework of the Barcelona Jewellery Week and is especially aimed at experienced professionals and young designers who want to take the opportunity to inform themselves in detail and comprehensively about the newest trends […]

  • Semana Santa in Sevilla

    Everywhere in the Sevilla Sevilla, Spain

    Semana Santa is one of the most important festivals in the Spanish calendar. Seville, the Andalusian capital, has the biggest and best processions in the country, in which floats depict the events of the Passion.

  • Semana Santa in Tenerife

      Los Cristianos Tenerife, Spain

    In Easter, the colorful and joy of the Tenerife carnival gives way to the silence of religious manifestations. This festivity is celebrated with solemnity in a good part of the island, where processions and religious offerings take place.

  • Semana Santa in Córdoba

    One more festival in Córdoba that is worth noting is the infamous Semana Santa, which is Spain’s version of Holy Week. Throughout the entire week, there are processions throughout the streets with humongous floats with statues of Jesus and various virgins. The floats are carried by groups of men, and behind the float there is generally a trail of other people playing instruments or carrying incense. These processions are a truly unique aspect of the South of Spain, so if you find yourself in Andalucía during this particular week, don’t miss out on seeing one.

  • Easter in Bilbao

    Easter Week in Bilbao was first celebrated in 1554, when the arrival of a splinter from Christ’s cross led to the founding of the first brotherhood, that of the True Cross. Nowadays, Bilbao’s Passion consists of a total of thirteen processions in which over 3,000 brothers take part each year.

  • Basque Fest

    Everywhere in the Sevilla Sevilla, Spain

    During Holy Week, Bilbao moves to the rhythm of "Basque FEST" , the festival of Basque culture and vanguard that from March 28 to April 1 will flood the city with different cultural and artistic manifestations of the Basque universe. Bilbao becomes a great festive space with interesting leisure options and a succulent gastronomic offer in different areas of the city.

  • miBoda

    Montjuïc Organizing the Perfect Wedding Public

  • April Fair in Barcelona

    In different venues around Barcelona Barcelona, Spain

    The Feria de Abril is slowly approaching, and if unfortunately you are not in Seville , do not worry. At present many cities throughout the Spanish geography celebrate this celebration. If you live in Barcelona , you are fortunate, because surely the April Fair of Barcelona is the best substitute for the April Fair in Seville, so sign up for this date, from Friday 27 April to Sunday 6 May .

  • Day of Sant Jordi

    In different venues around Barcelona Barcelona, Spain

    Sant Jordi, or Saint George's Day is much more than a simple feast day in Barcelona. It is the Catalan equivalent to Valentine's Day and love is in the air!

  • Castell de Peralada Festival

    Plaça del Carme Plaça del Carme, Girona, Spain

    Famous festival with some of the best names in opera and dance.
    Price: Dependent on the performance

  • Feria de Abril

    Everywhere in the Sevilla Sevilla, Spain

    The Seville Fair is also known as the Feria de Abril and it’s the most colorful festival of all Spain. In fact, the participants’ costumes, the horses and the exhibition of carriages combined with the regional extravagance remain the symbols of the largest fair of Andalucia.

  • May Crosses Festival

    Along with the Battle of the Flowers that takes place at the beginning of May, in which a cavalcade of floats decorated with flowers walk through Cordoba welcoming spring, the Popular Contest of Crosses of May of Córdoba is celebrated .
    In the courtyards and squares are large crosses decorated with flowers, pots and manila shawls. Neighborhood Associations and Peñas set up a bar where typical tapas and drinks that comfort the visitor are served. All enlivened with sevillanas music and dancing night shows.

  • Flowers Battle

    The last weekend of April each year, Cordoba rings in the spring by throwing thousands of carnations in a spirited procession known as the Battle of the Flowers. At high noon, a cannon sounds as 20 floats decorated in colorful paper flowers are led by a local band, parading down the Paseo de la Victoria in Cordoba, Spain.

  • Patios Festival

    The third, and most famous, of the four annual spring-time events, the Festival of the Patios is in early to mid-May, and lasts for 10 days. Home-owners compete for a prize for the most beautifully decorated patio. It's a rare chance to see inside these 40 or so traditional courtyards, some of which are always viewable through cancelas (iron gates), are as most of them are only actually open to the public during this festival.

  • AutoRetro

    Fira Barcelona Montjuïc Avinguda Reina Mª Cristina, Barcelona, Spain

    AutoRetro Barcelona is a commercial exhibition dedicated to classical vehicle that gathers every year around 300 companies and professionals from the sector, coming from a over ten countries. The Event is, apart from that, a referent for all fans and clubs, becoming in every edition a space to get together. AutoRetro Barcelona, Event of Classical […]

  • Ocasion

    Fira Barcelona Montjuïc Avinguda Reina Mª Cristina, Barcelona, Spain

    Montjuïc
    Guaranteed Vehicles Trade Fair
    Public

  •  San Isidro Festival

    Everywhere in Madrid Madrid, Spain

    With the month of May, the capital of Spain presents its most festive and welcoming face. The locals celebrate their patron, San Isidro Labrador, offering the best of Madrid and displaying its main hallmark: hospitality.

  • Feria de Córdoba

    Grand opening with spectacular illumination of Fairground Portal and pavillions as well as firework display Friday night at midnight. Córdoba’s fair is completely open, and people are free to go in and out of the many tents set up with all kinds of music. Typically, Spanish women dress up in beautiful flamenco dresses and spend the day (or night) of drinking, dancing and eating with friends and family.

  • Equiplast Barcelona

    The Equiplast is seen as a key trade fair in the field of plastic manufacturing. This show is as Teffpunkt between manufacturers from Europe and South America. The Equiplast is a combination trade show. The other two fairs, the EUROSURFAS and Expoquimia close the overall concept from harmonious. All the ingredients are fair by symposiums, […]

  • Expoquimia

    The Expoquimia is an indispensable event in the field of chemistry allegemeinen application. Through this event will strengthen the competitiveness of participating companies increased. Here are the latest scientific and technological innovations shown. The Expoquimia is a meeting place for new and existing partners known. The Expoquimia will take place on 5 days from Monday, […]

  • Eurosurfas

    The Eurosurfas is the biggest fair for applied chemistry in the Mediterranean. On the Eurosurfas specific environmental issues are discussed and safety of the staff are at the center. There will be technical workshops and seminars offered. On the Eurosurfas meet experts, buyers and researchers to a symbiosis between developers, manufacturers and consumers produce. The […]

  • URBE

    Feria Valencia Avinguda de les Fires, Valencia, Spain

    Mediterranean Real Estate Fair

  • Corral Cervantes Festival

    The Corral Cervantes Festival, is a great recreational and cultural event in the middle of the street and in the center of Madrid, where you will find a current reinterpretation of an old CORRAL DE COMEDIAS of the Golden Age.

  • Sant Roc Festival

    The Gothic Quarter Plaça Nova, Barcelona, Spain

    The Festivals of Gràcia, known as Les Festes de Gràcia is the most important festival in the Gràcia district of Barcelona. It is easily one of the most popular celebrations in Barcelona amongst locals and tourists alike. The origins of the festival date back to the 19th century, but today it's still attracting thousands of people each year.
    Price: Free

  • Barcelona Grec Festival

    In different venues around Barcelona Barcelona, Spain

    The Grec Festival of Barcelona is an international festival of theater, dance, music, and circus acts.

  • Festival of Poblenou

    Poblenou Barcelona, Spain

    The Festa Major of Poblenou (Major Festival of Poblenou) is celebrated during the first half of September. The neighbourhood associations are actively involved in the organization of activities of these festivities. For two weeks music, art, dance and sport have a significant role. The associations take charge of providing different events, including Gegants (giants), Correfocs (Fire runs), street meals, workshops for children and even sports championships.

  • San Fermín In Pamplona

    Pamplona Pamplona, Spain

    This is probably the most famous Spanish festival worldwide. A firework called the chupinazo marks the beginning of the week-long festival, and each morning bulls are let loose in the streets and led down to the bullring, the masses running in front of them.

  • Cap Roig Festival

    Jardí Botànic de Cap Roig Cataluña, Spain

    The most important music festival of the summer is back, and with it comes many international artists. The concerts will take place at the Cap Roig Botanical Gardens in the open air.
    Many international and national artists will be at Cap Roig this summer.
    Price: 20 - 250 € depending on concert and seating

  • IGARS

    Feria Valencia Avinguda de les Fires, Valencia, Spain

    INTERNATIONAL GEOSCIENCE AND REMOTE SENSING SYMPOSIUM

  • ICAP 2023

    Fira Barcelona Montjuïc Avinguda Reina Mª Cristina, Barcelona, Spain

    26th International Conference on Atomic Physics
    Professional

  • San Cayetano

    Everywhere in Madrid Madrid, Spain

    Madrid's history and tradition cannot be understood without its famous "verbenas" or open-air festivities, three of which are being held in neighbouring districts on successive dates during August.

  • San Lorenzo

    Everywhere in Madrid Madrid, Spain

    Most people wait until dusk to head out and party, the (slightly) cooler temperatures make enjoying a drink and tapas from one of the specially set up street bars a pleasure. The fiestas also include plenty of children’s activities and have a welcoming, family atmosphere.

  • La Paloma Festival

    Everywhere in Madrid Madrid, Spain

    Most people wait until dusk to head out and party, the (slightly) cooler temperatures make enjoying a drink and tapas from one of the specially set up street bars a pleasure. The fiestas also include plenty of children’s activities and have a welcoming, family atmosphere.

  • Festival of Gracia

    The Gràcia district Gracia Station, Barcelona, Spain

    The Festivals of Gràcia, known as Les Festes de Gràcia is the most important festival in the Gràcia district of Barcelona. It is easily one of the most popular celebrations in Barcelona amongst locals and tourists alike. The origins of the festival date back to the 19th century, but today it's still attracting thousands of people each year.
    Price: Free

  • Virgin Begoña Festival

    The cult of Our Lady of Begoña (Nuestra Señora de Begoña, la Madre de Dios de Begoña) celebrates an apparition of the Virgin Mary at the site of the Basilica of Begoña, in Bilbao, Spain. Affectionately called "Amatxu" (meaning "little mother" in Basque), she is said to have appeared to local people in the early 16th century.

  • La Vuelta

    La Vuelta a España 2018 La Vuelta a España 2018 bike race starring the world's top riders. The inaugural prologue will consist of an 8-kilometre individual time-trial that will draw the first outline of a Vuelta with a very distinct Andalusian flavour during its first week. After Malaga, the peloton will travel to Granada, Almería and […]

  • Semana Grande in Bilbao

    The Aste Nagusia ("Semana Grande" in Spanish and "Big Week" in English) festival of Bilbao is a 9 day event held at the end of August. The festival begins on Saturday when crowds gather at the iconic Arriaga Theatre on the banks of the Nervion River.

  • BioRitme Festival

    Vilanova de Sau in d'Osona at Pantano de Sau Natural Park. Barcelona, Spain

    From the 23–26 August, the latest edition of the BioRitme Festival awaits you!
    Price: Current price for 4 days + DIY camping: €69

  • MotoGP

    Montmelo Circuit de Catalunya Cataluña, Spain

    This grand prix is one of the most important events in motorbike racing and includes riders as important as Marc Márquez, Valentino Rossi, Jorge Lorenzo, Dani Pedrosa and Maverick Viñales. Márquez remains the favourite to win the MotoGP title.

  • MotoGP

    Montmelo Circuit de Catalunya Cataluña, Spain

    This grand prix is one of the most important events in motorbike racing and includes riders as important as Marc Márquez, Valentino Rossi, Jorge Lorenzo, Dani Pedrosa and Maverick Viñales. Márquez remains the favourite to win the MotoGP title.

  • EBA Congress

      Fira de Barcelona European Burns Association Annual Congress Professional visitors only

  • MOMAD

    Ifema Madrid Ifema Feria de Madrid Avda. del Partenón, 5, Madrid, Spain

    International fashion, footwear and accessories exhibition

  • Festival of Horta

    Horta Barcelona, Spain

    Horta is the oldest neighborhood in the district to which it gives its name, with references dating from the 10th century. The population center began to grow in the 16th century around the Eivissa square, one of the neuralgic centers of the neighborhood.
    During the two weeks of the main festival activities of all kinds are organized: dances, concerts for young people, children's activities, community meals, sports events, and events, etc.

  • Gastech

    Fira Barcelona Montjuïc Avinguda Reina Mª Cristina, Barcelona, Spain

    Exhibition and Congress for Gas & LNG. Gastech is co-located with GPEX
    Professional

  • GPEX

    Fira Barcelona Gran Via Av. Joan Carles I, 64, L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona, Spain

    Global Power & Energy Exhibition. GPEX is co-located with Gastech
    Professional

  • HOME TEXTILES PREMIUM

    La Caja Mágica Camino de Perales, 23, Madrid, Spain

    Home Textile and Decoration Show
    Public

  • The Mercé Festival

    Every where in the city Plaça de Catalunya, Parc de la Ciutadella, Montjuïc, Parc de la Trinitat, Campus Fabra i Coats and the old Damm Factory, Barcelona, Spain

    The Festes de la Mercè (The Mercé Festival) is one of the biggest festivals in Catalonia and it takes place in Barcelona.Concerts, traditional dances, Pyromusical, Castellers... Mercè celebrations are endless.

  • Medports

    Med Ports is a trade fair and conference for port facilities, shipping and transport logistics and a significant event. The exhibition area offers companies around the world a marketing platform to showcase their products and services. The accompanying conference comes up with renowned professionals who dedicate themselves to current issues and developments in the field […]

  • Iberflora

    Feria Valencia Avinguda de les Fires, Valencia, Spain

    Plants and Flowers, Gardening, Technology and Garden DIY
    Public

  • Eurobrico

    Feria Valencia Avinguda de les Fires, Valencia, Spain

    INTERNATIONAL DIY FAIR

  • ESMRMB

    Fira Barcelona Montjuïc Avinguda Reina Mª Cristina, Barcelona, Spain

    Montjuïc 34th European Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine and Biology Professional

  • Salon Nautico

    Barcelona International Boat Show
    Mixed

  • Santo Tomas Festival

    Santo Tomas Festival The local festive calendar ends on December 21 with the festival of Santo Tomas, prelude to the long-awaited Christmas holidays of Bilbao. The best turkeys, capons, fruit and vegetables from the “baserris” (farmhouses) of Vizcaya are displayed on more than 300 stalls set up between El Arenal and Plaza Nueva. If it is […]