Festivals in Guipúzcoa

San Sebastian Tamborrada

San Sebastian Tamborrada

From 20th January to 20th January
Donostia-San Sebastián (Guipúzcoa)
Tradition
On the 20th of January, for San Sebastian, the tamborradas (drummers) go through the streets of Donosti playing the marches of the maestro Sarriegi, a spectacle of colour and sound!

Irún Carnival

From 27th February to 5th March
Irun (Guipúzcoa)
The Irun Carnival is celebrated with the best music, dance and fun. The streets are filled with people to see the comparsas and share the good vibes and the illusion of the party. The giants and big-heads are also present.

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Marmitako
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Marmitako

(País Vasco)
Primeros platos
Basque stew with tuna, potatoes, peppers, and tomatoes. Rustic and comforting flavor. Simplicity and quality of fresh ingredients.

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Carthaginians and Romans in Cartagena

From 16th September to 25th September
Cartagena (Murcia)
Carthaginians and Romans in Cartagena
In the second half of September, the festival of Carthaginians and Romans is celebrated in Cartagena, considered the great Mediterranean festival where historical events that took place in the city are commemorated.

La Mercé Festivities

From 23rd September to 26th September
Barcelona (Barcelona)
La Mercé Festivities
On the weekend around 24 September, the Mercé Festival is held in Barcelona to honour the Virgin of La Merced, patron saint of the city.

The Party of Vitor

27th September
Mayorga (Valladolid)
The Party of Vitor
The Party of Vítor is a festivity of National Tourist Interest celebrated in Mayorga (Valladolid), where a procession is held in honor of the patron saint Toribio Alfonso de Mogrovejo.

The Release of the Cursed Dog

28th September
Valsequillo de Gran Canaria (Palmas (Las))
The Release of the Cursed Dog
The Suelta del Perro Maldito (Release of the Cursed Dog) kicks off the festivities in honour of the patron saint of San Miguel Arcángel, where many take to the streets representing evil creatures and the town gives itself over to the shadows.

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The San Fermines

From 6th July to 14th July
Pamplona/Iruña (Navarra)
Since XII century

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