From dodgeball to dodging bulls. Discover San Sebastián de los Reyes’ Fiesta del Santísimo Cristo de los Remedios, where the recortadores dodge bulls in a bloodless spectacle blending circus, sport, a...

El Escorial proves you don’t need to be in Madrid to dive into a fiesta. From saintly processions to giants dancing through the streets, local folk bands and icy cañas in hand, August here is the perf...

At Sepúlveda's Fiesta del Fuero, locals celebrate a 1,000-year charter that gave land and rights. Medieval governance beats modern corruption.

Thermal baths, bagpipes, and a name that still makes me giggle. Was it worth it? You already know the answer. .

Castrillo de Murcia hosts El Colacho, where the devil jumps over babies and mayhem meets Catholic ritual, with just enough Eucharist to keep it holy.

Pride is not about rainbows; it is a rebellion. It's about love, liberation, and opposition to oppression, a fierce challenge to the twisted values that attack love while elevating greed and conformit...

Welcome to the wild world of L’Aplec del Caragol, where snails are the superstars and humans are just along for the ride! It's a massive party at the end of every May in Lleida, Catalonia, where snail...

San Isidro Festival in Madrid isn’t just saints and prayers—it’s chulapo fashion, chotis dancing, and rosquillas drier than drywall. I hit the Pradera de San Isidro for the full experience: local traditions, class rebellion in polka dots, and a side of sarcastic history. Hungry for weird Spanish culture? Start here.