Program of Elche Medieval Festival

Year 2023

It celebrates: From 20th October to 1st November

Place: Elche/Elx (Alicante)

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The city of Elche celebrates the Medieval Festival of Elche during the last week of October, with music, theatrical performances and much more.

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The Medieval Festival d'Elx will be held this year from 24 to 31 October, more than a week of cultural activities.

Music, theatre and dance will fill the city, taking its inhabitants and visitors on a special journey to the Middle Ages.

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