Thriving international communities: It’s estimated at any time that there are over 200,000 international students in Spain. So, in addition to its relaxed lifestyle, students abroad in Spain can revel in its thriving international scene as well as its local community. More affordable tuition: C...
Wine festivals in Spain (ferias de la vendimia) are popular celebrations which are held in many of the country’s wine-producing regions. They coincide with the annual grape harvest in autumn and have origins which date back centuries. In many regions the festivals have evolved into important ...
All year round there are festivals in Barcelona, some only take place in the city whilst others are celebrated throughout Catalonia or nationwide. The biggest Barcelona festival is Festes de la Merce which takes place in September and consists of giant wooden figures roaming the city streets. The...
10. Benicassim Festival – Groove To The Best BeatsImage SourceEven when it comes to music, Spain is not behind. One of its biggest music festivals takes place every year on the beach in Benicassim and lasts for four days. It features the best lineup of artists. This event becomes the...
Glimpses of fresh blossoms in spring never fail to enchant our minds. Around the world, you can see countless flower festivals celebrated almost every year. The perfect blend of beauty and culture in these festivals provides a spectacular experience to the visitors. ...
and water sports like windsurfing and sailing which can be added to the list ofthings to do in Spain. Embark on a Catalan culinary to engage with its local way of life during vibrant festivals, Costa Brava enthralls tourists with its idyllic blend of Mediterranean charm and Spanish hospitality...
If you would like for us to add your parties, dances, concerts or festivals to our festivals page, please send them toinfo@dancehallreggaeworld.com. All information sent in to us will be updated to the site within 24-48hrs. listed below is a list of some of the most popular festivals...
Here are the top 3 festivals in Italy… Battle of the Oranges, Ivrea 25 – 28 Feb Image: www.dmarge.com You may have heard of tomato throwing in Spain, but orange throwing in Italy? This is a whole different ball (fruit-throwing) game! There’s something immensely satisfying about chuc...
6. Barcelona, Spain With vibrant colors lining the streets and a kid friendly culture, Barcelona begs to be discovered by adults and children alike. La Rambla, the most famous street in Barcelona is filled with street performers who swallow fire, juggle swords and delight the eyes of little ...
All the tips and advice on festivals you'll need – including Glastonbury, Latitude, Coachella and more – from the UK's top festival blogger.