Program of Arzúa Cheese Festival

Year 2024

It celebrates: From 1st March to 3rd March

Place: Arzúa (Coruña)

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The Arzúa Cheese Festival celebrates the cheese-making tradition of the region and offers a unique gastronomic experience. It's an opportunity to taste the delicious Arzúa-Ulloa cheese and other local products, enjoy traditional music and dances, and get to know Galician culture in a festive and welcoming atmosphere.

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