Top 10 Festivals in Spain

Pamplona's nine-day fiesta features daily bull runs through narrow cobblestone streets.

Valencia burns giant satirical sculptures in a spectacular fire festival every March.

Holy Week processions in Seville and Málaga feature haunting floats, incense, and saetas.

Seville's April Fair is a week of flamenco dresses, sherry, and horse-drawn carriages.

The second-largest carnival in the world after Rio, held in the Canary Islands.

Barcelona's premier electronic music and digital arts festival draws global talent.

One of Europe's most respected indie and alternative music festivals, held in Barcelona.

Barcelona's patron saint festival features human towers, fire runs, and giant papier-mâché figures.

Towns across eastern Spain re-enact medieval battles between Moors and Christians in colourful parades.

Pamplona's nine-day fiesta features daily bull runs through narrow cobblestone streets.

Valencia burns giant satirical sculptures in a spectacular fire festival every March.

Holy Week processions in Seville and Málaga feature haunting floats, incense, and saetas.

Seville's April Fair is a week of flamenco dresses, sherry, and horse-drawn carriages.

The second-largest carnival in the world after Rio, held in the Canary Islands.

Barcelona's premier electronic music and digital arts festival draws global talent.

One of Europe's most respected indie and alternative music festivals, held in Barcelona.

Barcelona's patron saint festival features human towers, fire runs, and giant papier-mâché figures.

Towns across eastern Spain re-enact medieval battles between Moors and Christians in colourful parades.