Ferias y Ocio
FAIS AND ENTERTAIMENT
ALBACETE
The Albacete Fair, declared of International Tourist Interest, is held from 7 to 17 September in honour of the Virgin of Los Llanos. It takes place in and around the permanent fairgrounds, known as La Sartén or Los Redondeles. The Puerta de Hierros and the Templete are listed as Historic-Artistic Monuments. From April to the end of August, the fairground comes alive with the arrival of our traditional ‘TASCAS’ (taverns), where you can enjoy our most typical La Mancha dishes outdoors, especially the delicious ‘CARACOLES’ (snails).
‘La Zona’ (Let's go to the bars)
Just a few minutes' walk from our hotel are the streets of Concepción, Tejares, Tinte, Gaona, Mayor, etc. These streets are where you can best experience the festive atmosphere of Albacete, with a multitude of terraces. Going out for tapas in Albacete is always a party, which is why the ‘Jornadas de la Tapa’ (Tapas Days) are held frequently. The atmosphere is amazing!
“Antorchas Festival”
The festival combines music, high-quality cuisine and unique audiovisual experiences, and is held around the night of San Juan.
HELLÍN
It offers visitors a historical site full of monuments and rock art, and is home to the Rafael Sánchez Hortelano Museum of Holy Week and Tamborada (MUSS). The Tamborada de Hellín has been declared a Festival of International Tourist Interest, one of the most famous and well-known celebrations in Spain and the only one to hold this distinction.
TOBARRA
It is known for its Holy Week celebrations and its famous drumming festival, which has been declared a Festival of National Tourist Interest. It is the only town in the province of Cádiz to have this distinction.
TARAZONA
The town centre is organised around the Plaza Mayor, with its continuous wooden balconies. Its Carnival has been declared of regional tourist interest, with people taking to the streets and squares at all hours, not only in costume, but also acting according to their costume.
VILLARROBLEDO
Highlights include the Plaza Mayor, the Church of San Blas, its wineries, Carnival, and Viña Rock, the best native art music festival in the country.
