Spain's longest-running comedy festival featuring national and international comedians across various venues.

Celebration of the city's patron saint with free roscón distribution, open museums, traditional music, and family activities.

Agricultural and industrial fairs focusing on viticulture, olive oil production, and brewing technologies.

Livestock fair showcasing the latest in animal farming and agriculture.

Gastronomic fair celebrating truffles with tastings and local products.

Colorful festivities with parades, traditional characters, and sausage distribution on Jueves Lardero.

Fairs dedicated to water technology, paper industry, and renewable energy.

Religious processions with drums, traditional music, and cultural events recognized as of International Tourist Interest.

Annual marathon attracting runners from around the world.

Book fair promoting literature with author signings and readings.

Local fair featuring regional products and cultural activities.

Trade fair showcasing footwear and related products.

Tourism fair promoting travel destinations and services within Aragón.

Gastronomic fair offering tastings of local wines and olive oils.

Fair focusing on ecological products and sustainable living.

Medieval festival reenacting the reconquest of Calatayud by Alfonso I in 1120 with theatrical performances and medieval markets.

Fair featuring Roman-era crafts and artisan demonstrations.

Unique fair celebrating local legends with themed markets and activities.

Fair promoting sustainable living, organic products, and ecotourism.

This is a traditional festivity in Tarazona. The “Cipotegato,” a jester-figure, walks through the streets starting at noon. People throw tomatoes at him. He follows a route known only to himself, starting and ending at Plaza de España. After he finishes, he is lifted to a monument amid shouts of “¡Cipote, cipote!”. The festival kicks off Tarazona’s main local fiestas, which include music, processions, folk dances, and more

Music festival held in Zaragoza, Plaza Expo. Multiple international and national acts, large audience. Scheduled from early evening into the night.

Zaragoza will host this major tourism-sector event. Organized by TURESPAÑA (Spain’s tourism institute), it brings together professionals, companies and destinations to share market intelligence, strategies, and to promote sustainable tourism. The city will also use the event to showcase its heritage, gastronomy, infrastructure etc.