Program of Candelaria in Fuencaliente

Year 2023

It celebrates: 3rd February

Place: Fuencaliente (Ciudad Real)

Fancy some migas by the fire? We look forward to seeing you once again at Candelaria to continue with our traditions and enjoy the day of the tizne with us!

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Candelaria in Fuencaliente 2023

Place: Plaza de los Portales and Plaza del Mirador
Lighting of the candle: At 20:00 hours

Taste some delicious migas in both squares and learn more about this tradition and its origins at https://www.fuencaliente.es/turismo/fiestas-y-tradiciones

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