From F1's Madrid debut to tomato fights in Valencia, here's what's happening in Spain this year — and how to build a trip around it.
Pick from the calendar below or describe your reason for visiting — a concert, wedding, conference, or anything else.
How many days? What's your budget? Do you want to explore the city or the surrounding region? We tailor everything.
A day-by-day plan built around your event — with restaurants, hotels, insider tips, and everything you need to book ahead.
Select an event to build a trip around it. We'll handle the rest — where to stay, what to see, and where to eat before and after.
Massive sculptures burn in the streets, fireworks shake the city, and 2 million people celebrate until dawn. Spain's most spectacular festival.
Holy Week processions through candlelit streets. Hooded penitents, centuries-old brotherhoods, and a city in reverent silence. Deeply moving even for non-religious visitors.
A week of flamenco dresses, horseback parades, sherry, and late-night dancing in private casetas. The most Andalusian week of the year.
The opening European round of the MotoGP season at the iconic Circuito de Jerez. Combine with Jerez's sherry culture and Cádiz's beaches.
Private courtyards burst open to the public, overflowing with jasmine, geraniums, and bougainvillea. A UNESCO Intangible Heritage tradition since 1921.
One of Europe's best music festivals, set on the Barcelona waterfront. Indie, electronic, hip-hop, and everything in between.
The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya hosts F1's first Spanish race of 2026. Three days of racing, concerts, and one of Europe's greatest cities on your doorstep.
Summer solstice bonfires on every beach in Spain. Jump over flames at midnight, swim in the sea, and celebrate the shortest night of the year.
Eight days of chaos, courage, and celebration. The encierro runs at 8am, but the real festival is the 24-hour party that surrounds it. Not for the faint-hearted.
Madrid's biggest international music festival. Foo Fighters and Moby headline in 2026. Four days of music, food trucks, and warm summer nights.
Nine days celebrating Basque culture — concerts, fireworks every night, traditional sports, and the best pintxos you'll ever eat.
The world's largest food fight. 20,000 people hurl 120 tonnes of tomatoes at each other for one glorious hour. The rest of the day is a street party.
The most anticipated race of 2026. F1 returns to Madrid for the first time in 45 years on a brand-new street circuit next to IFEMA. Spain will host two Grands Prix this year.
The season finale of MotoGP at the Circuit Ricardo Tormo. Combine with Valencia's incredible food scene and the City of Arts and Sciences.
If you already know you're going to Spain — for a concert, wedding, conference, or any reason — we'll build your trip around it.
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