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Spain’s biggest experiential food fair returns to Elche from 2–5 October 2026, with 260 exhibitors, 130+ Michelin-starred chefs, a tortilla de patatas championship and Mexico as guest country. Here’s what to know before you go.
Four days of parades, historical reenactment and street celebration fill Benidorm’s old town this October, as the town’s Moorish and Christian filaes bring the Reconquest story back to life.
A complete guide to Guadalest — the castle ruins, the turquoise reservoir, and everything worth seeing in one of Spain’s most photographed inland villages.
Moraira’s own Oktoberfest returns this September with four days of Bavarian beer, food and live music — here’s what to know before you go.
Benidorm’s Fiestas Patronales honour the city’s patron saint each November with processions, floral offerings and a satirical comedy parade — here’s what to expect in 2026.
Dénia’s seafront becomes an open-air gastronomic showcase for one weekend every September — here’s what the 2026 edition of Dna Festival has in store.
Calpe’s biggest fiesta of the year turns 50 in 2026 — here’s what makes the Moros y Cristianos celebration special, and what to expect from this milestone edition.
Jávea’s Port district trades its usual calm for a seafood tapas route every November — here’s how La Mar de Tapas works and what makes it worth planning around.
Moraira’s most original autumn event pairs competitive sailing with onboard gourmet cooking — here’s what the 2026 Gourmet Race involves and how to catch it.
Altea’s biggest festival of the year returns from 26–30 September 2026, honouring the Santísimo Cristo del Sagrario and San Blas with parades, mascletàs and fireworks. Full guide to dates, events and where to stay.