In the heart of Tenerife, an island that blends natural beauty with a rich cultural history, the Carnival of Santa Cruz stands as an emblematic event for both locals and visitors.

The veneration of the Virgin of Candelaria is one of the deepest expressions of faith in the Canary Islands.

World Paella Day, celebrated every 20th of September, is more than a mere culinary celebration. 

The Pilgrimage of San Benito Abad stands as a living example of the deeply rooted traditions in the Canary Islands. 

Every year, from July 6 to 14, the streets of Pamplona, Navarra, spring to life with the San Fermín Festival. 

The night of June 23rd is a special date on the island of Tenerife, where inhabitants fervently celebrate the eve of San Juan.

World Tapas Day is celebrated on the third Thursday of June and is an opportunity to enjoy the best tapas from the Canary Islands.

The Corpus Christi of San Cristóbal de la Laguna is a festival whose charm lies in its antiquity and colorfulness, where the streets become canvases and petals turn into brushstrokes.

On 30th May, the Autonomous Community of the Canary Islands celebrates its day. 

The vibrant Canarian culture shines anew with the eagerly awaited VII Folklore and Traditions Festival.

The Festival of the Crosses is a unique and endearing celebration in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, where citizens come together to commemorate the city's founding anniversary and express their devotion through ephemeral art and folk music.

Easter Week in Adeje is one of the most important religious celebrations in the Canary Islands. 

March 2023, the municipality of Adeje in Tenerife will host the first edition of the I Crucis del Pueblo event. 

Carnival is a festival that is celebrated in many countries around the world, but in Spain it is very popular in the Canary Islands, especially in Santa Cruz de Tenerife. 

San Sebastián, co-patron saint of the municipality of Adeje together with the Virgen de la Encarnación and Santa Úrsula, celebrates his feast day on the 20th of January.