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From April 24 to May 3, Valencia will host one of its most colorful spring events—Feria Andaluza 2026. This grand festival celebrates Andalusian culture with the music, dance, and traditional cuisine of southern Spain. The festivities will take place in the famous Jardín del Turia, with the fairgrounds located between the Puente de la Exposición and the Puente de las Flores.
Entry to the festival is free. The grounds will feature dozens of pavilions (casetas) where visitors can sample popular Andalusian dishes, including fried fish (pescaíto frito), Iberian ham, and the famous Sherry-based cocktail, Rebujito.
The official opening ceremony, the Alumbrao (lighting of the lights), will take place on April 24 at 20:00, followed by a concert by Hermanos Marín. The following days will feature a packed schedule of flamenco fashion shows, concerts, and performances by dance schools and cultural groups. The festival is set to conclude on May 3.
The fair will be open Monday through Thursday from 12:00 to 23:00, and Friday through Sunday from 11:00 to midnight. This schedule makes it a perfect destination for both daytime family outings and evening celebrations.
Organizers recommend using public transport. The nearest EMT bus lines are 31, 32, 71, and 81, while the closest Metro lines are 3, 5, and 9.
Friday, April 24
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Thursday, April 30
Friday, May 1
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Sunday, May 3
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