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Top 5 Amazing and Little-Known Holidays in Spain

Spain is famous for its temperament and love for celebrations. In addition to well-known events like La Tomatina and the Running of the Bulls, there are less popular but no less amazing festivals. We invite you to discover 5 unusual celebrations that amaze with their creativity and joy!


1. Fire Festival (Fallas) in Valencia


Every March, Valencia is transformed into a city on fire. Giant papier-mâché figures created by local craftsmen are burned on the last day of the festival, symbolizing purification and the beginning of a new cycle. The spectacle of fireworks and lights will leave no one indifferent.


2. The Battle of Flour (Els Enfarinats) in Ibi


Every year on December 28, the inhabitants of the town of Ibi in Alicante organize a chaotic battle... with flour, eggs and firecrackers! Participants "capture" the city's power, turning the day into merry chaos. This unusual event is especially attractive to lovers of eccentric entertainment.


3. Wine Festival in La Rioja (Batalla del Vino)

In the town of Haro in La Rioja, a real wine battle takes place. Participants are armed with sprayers, buckets and even hoses to douse themselves with wine. It is a celebration of abundance and friendship that remains in the memory forever.


4. Human Towers (Castells) in Catalonia

On this holiday, teams of many participants build tall towers of people. This is an ancient tradition in Catalonia, where each team demonstrates its agility, strength and cohesion. The spectacle is impressive: the towers reach a height of up to 10 people!


5. Night of the Town Halls (La Nit de Sant Joan) on the Costa Brava coast


The summer solstice is celebrated with bonfires, fireworks and beach parties. Traditionally, people jump over fire for purification and happiness, and making wishes on this evening is considered especially powerful.


Why is it worth seeing?

Each of these festivals is not just an event, but an opportunity to feel the soul of Spain, its passion for life and desire for unity. Regardless of whether you are a tourist or a local, these festivals will give you vivid emotions and impressions.

 
 
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