Festivals in Sevilla

For just over two weeks, the Carnival of Ecija goes from the theater to the streets, neighborhoods, schools and bars where everyone dresses up to celebrate one of the most fun parties of the year.

Tradition for its 'roscos', baked in an old wood-fired oven. Days before, the recipe for these sweets, which is passed down from generation to generation, is prepared. On February 3rd, they are blessed by the parish priest. According to tradition, this is done to prevent throat ailments that are common during this time of year.

A unique event that offers an exciting and authentic experience, where devotion and art merge in the processions of the brotherhoods. It also represents a unique opportunity to enjoy the local gastronomy and get to know the city in a festive and welcoming atmosphere.

A benchmark of the Andalusian fairs that you cannot miss to start the season. With a wide variety of attractions, including live music, food stalls, thrill rides and activities for all ages. It is an opportunity to enjoy Andalusian culture and tradition.

For a week, the city is transformed into a real party with music, dance and good food. Visitors enjoy the atmosphere, dress up in traditional costumes, taste the typical gastronomy and dance sevillanas all night long. Don't miss the opportunity to experience the magic of the Seville Fair!

Come to Lebrija and experience the tradition of the Fiesta de las Cruces de Mayo. Decoration of crosses, music, dances and local gastronomy await you in a popular celebration not to be missed. An unforgettable trip to discover the culture and hospitality of this municipality.

Declared of Touristic Interest in Andalusia, it is one of the most rooted and traditional fairs in Seville. With dances, music, folklore, colorful booths, exquisite cuisine and good wine. It is held two weeks after the Seville Fair.

Discover the best of Osuna in our fair: music, gastronomy, attractions and fun for the whole family, we are waiting for you!

A very familiar pilgrimage that takes place in a privileged natural environment, the Rocío de la Cámara Park, where the Hermitage of Our Lady of the Rosary is located.

Traditional event in El Coronil, where there are floats mounted by young costaleros and foremen of the municipality, carrying the cross.

Enjoy the colorful casetas, the traditional "Pescaito" night, where children receive discounts on the attractions in the 'Calle del Infierno' (Hell Street). It's a festive atmosphere you can't miss during the fair.

Almensilla Fair, with various performances, including that of Jonás Campos on an open-air stage, as well as a foam party for young people and water activities for the little ones.

Relive the essence of cante jondo in a gathering that pays homage to the flamenco tradition in its three aspects: dance, singing, and playing. Join us and enjoy this unique experience full of passion.

One of the most important flamenco festivals in the entire Spanish territory, the Caracolá Lebrijana, has been attended by countless artists such as Juan Peña 'El Lebrijano', Curro Malena, Camarón, among others. Every year, the figure of one of them is recognized for their key role in flamenco culture.

The town of El Rubio is decked out for its big week with a varied programme of festivities, including musical performances, sports competitions and exhibitions.

The fair of Herrera begins with the night of the pescaito (small fish) and the flamenco evening Pedro de la Timotea. Several events are organised for different sectors of the population. Highlights include the exhibition of cowboy and classical dressage, the horse riders and horsewomen, as well as the performances in the municipal and youth stalls, the latter attracting around 3,000 people.

Devotion and joy in Sierra Morena. Pilgrimage to the Sanctuary, moving mass, and procession with the Virgin. Pilgrims sing and dance along the way, and the celebration culminates with a parade through the streets to the Parish Church. A deeply rooted tradition since 1635.

El Castillo de las Guardas is decked out every year in August to celebrate its Fair and Festivities. With great enthusiasm and a programme of activities that will delight locals and visitors alike. Concerts, children's shows and bullfighting festivities.

A popular and traditional verbena to enjoy with friends, music, the night and some churritos in the adjacent square.

A festival of Andalusian interest, created in 1954 with the aim of publicising the goodness of the wines obtained from the vineyards of Villanueva del Ariscal. Various events are organised prior to the treading of the grapes and the obtaining of the first must of the year. Another of the most significant moments takes place during the pilgrimage in honour of San Ginés, patron saint of viticulture.

With its infectious joy, discover this vibrant fair featuring flamenco dancing, concerts, booths, and delicious cuisine. This celebration immerses you fully in Andalusian culture.

A special Fair held in one of the last romantic style parks in the province of Seville. It began as a Livestock Fair and became, like all the fiestas, an event eagerly awaited by the Moors and all the visitors who come to enjoy this farewell to summer with us.

For six days the city is decked out with its Real and its porticoes to offer the best to the visitor, and to be a nexus of union with those who left in search of a better life. Good music will always be present.