Spanish Festivals in Spain
Spanish Festivals in Spain
Spanish Festivals in Spain

Spanish Festivals in Spain

The world of Spanish real estate or property for sale in Spain

Home
Property Search
Property in Spain
Costa del Sol
Costa Tropical
Costa Almeria
Costa Dorada
Costa Calida
Costa Blanca
Costa Brava
Costa de la Luz
Canary Islands
Balearic Islands
Car Hire in Spain
Spanish Property Exhibitions
New Developments
Commercial Property
Forums
Vendors
Spanish Mortgages
Insurance in Spain
Spanish Property Legal Advice
International Property Awards
Spain Information
Living in Spain
Spain Weather
Beaches in Spain
Festivals in Spain
Hotels in Spain
Golf in Spain
Universities in Spain
Schools in Spain
Spanish Language Schools in Spain
Travelling to Spain
Airports in Spain
Boats for sale in Spain
Marinas in Spain
Webcams in Spain
Casinos in Spain
Embassies in Spain
Mortgages in Spain
Movies Spain Tours Spain
Spain Maps
Spanish Wine
Spanish Festivals

Spanish Festivals

   




1 2 3 4 5


Fiesta de San Juan Fiesta Malaga Spain
Throughout the different neighbourhood of Malaga, spectacular goings-on celebrate the Feast of St John or Fiesta de San Juan. The fiesta is a pagan tradition given Christian sanction for it dates back to an ancient celebration of the Midsummer Solstice. It is a festival of bonfires and mayhem in the streets, echoed all over Spain. The climax of the festival comes at midnight on the 23rd of July when juas, large cloth figures filled with sawdust, paper or similar materials, are set on fire.
Malaga Property   Malaga Golf   Malaga Hotels   Malaga Beaches   Malaga Lawyers   Malaga Weather   Malaga Information   New Developments in Malaga
Fiesta de San Juan Fiesta Malaga Spain


San Fermin Running with the Bulls Pamplona Spain
The Festival of San Fermin or the Pamplona Bull Run is about as mad a festival as you can get. It starts at midday on July the 6th each year. In short it involves letting a herd of bulls loose in the streets of Pamplona whilst a large group of people try and out run them! San Fermin Running with the Bulls Pamplona Spain


Danza de los Zancos Stilt Dancing La Rioja Spain
The rural town of Anguiano celebrates its patron saint day (Mary Magdalene) with a fiesta that for some takes place half a metre off the ground - the Danza de los Zancos or Stilt Dance. Half a dozen or so of the devotees that escort the saint around the town do so whirling and wheeling to the sound of bagpipes and drums, perched on stilts. Twice a year, in honour of Santa María Magdalena, eight villagers strap on 20 inch wooden stilts, pull on garish shirts and leap around the village streets. Danza de los Zancos Stilt Dancing La Rioja Spain


Las Nieves Fiesta of Near Death Experiences Pontevedra Spain
The Fiesta de Santa Marta de Ribarteme is a slightly odd festival that is held in a small Spanish Town near the Border with Portugal. The Fiesta de Santa Marta de Ribarteme (Festival of the near death experience) is a celebration for those people who have had a near death experience and lived to tell the tale. Las Nieves Fiesta of Near Death Experiences Pontevedra Spain


Misteri d'Elx Festival Elche Spain
The nucleus of all this merrymaking is the medieval Misteri d'Elx. Represented in 7th-century Basilica of Santa María, the Misteri is a lyrical drama from the late Middle Ages and represents the Assumption of the Virgin. The actual score is interpreted by non-professional singers from Elche. Declared as a National Monument in 1931, this is one of Spain's most curious festivities of International Tourist interest. There are two acts: The Vespra and the Festa, held on August 14th and 15th, respectively.
Elche Property   Elche Golf   Elche Hotels   Elche Lawyers   Elche Weather   Elche Information   New Developments in Elche
Misteri d'Elx Festival Elche Spain


1 2 3 4 5


     

 

Search for property in Spain

Search for property in Spain

Hotels in Spain

Hotels in Spain


For more information about property for sale in Spain please fill in the following form

Name Email Phone