What festivals are there in Spain?

Carnival (February/March): Celebrated with parades, costumes, music, and dancing.

Holy Week (March/April): Religious processions, somber religious observances, and traditional religious rituals.

Fallas (March): A traditional festival in Valencia known for its large and elaborate bonfires, fireworks displays, and street parties.

Seville Fair (April/May): Horse-drawn carriages, dancing, and vibrant Flamenco performances mark this traditional Andalusian fair.

San Fermín Festival (July): Famous for its reckless bull run event, "El Encierro," the festival also includes music, dancing, street parties, and parades.

La Tomatina (August): A messy food fight festival held in Buñol, where tomatoes are thrown as part of a lighthearted tradition.

Feria de Malaga (August): A week-long festival in Málaga filled with traditional dance, music, food, and vibrant decorations.

Fiesta del Pilar (October): A vibrant celebration in Zaragoza with street processions, music, dancing, and cultural events honoring the Virgin of Pilar.

The Running of the Bulls (Pamplona) (July): A week-long festival that culminates in the running of the bulls through the city streets.

These are just a few notable festivals in Spain. Different regions and cities may have their own local celebrations and fiestas throughout the year.