One of the most important cultural festivals in Teruel: medieval-style re-enactment of the legend of The Lovers of Teruel (Isabel de Segura & Diego de Marcilla). Includes theater, music, medieval markets, costumes.

Part of the "Ruta del Tambor y el Bombo," this event includes the "Rompida de la Hora," where thousands of drums play in unison, and a dramatization of the Crucifixion.

Features solemn processions with religious brotherhoods, the "Rompida de la Hora," and concludes with the "Sermón de las Tortillas," a countryside picnic tradition.

A medieval-themed festival with reenactments, tournaments, parades, and traditional activities, recreating the atmosphere of the Order of Montegaudio.

A conference focusing on innovation in agriculture and livestock, featuring expert talks and discussions on sustainability and technological advancements.

A congress/event in Teruel covering magic, mystery, occultism, science and performance. Includes live music, magic acts, lectures, etc.

Festivities in the San Fernando / youth organizations (“Interpeñas”) style; likely music and social gatherings.

The city's most significant festival, including the "Puesta del Pañuelico" ceremony, bull runs, and over 100 musical performances organized by local associations.

Celebrations in honor of the Virgen del Carmen, featuring bullfighting events, traditional festivities, and community gatherings.

A historical reenactment of the tragic love story of the Lovers of Teruel, featuring medieval costumes, theatrical performances, and a medieval market.

A historical reenactment depicting Diego's farewell, part of the Lovers of Teruel legend, with medieval costumes and performances.

Religious festivities honoring the Virgen del Pilar and Saint Michael, including parades, traditional music, and local delicacies.

Catholic feast day; public holiday.