If you’re planning a trip to Spain in 2025, or you’re already here, one of the best ways to experience Spanish culture is by attending the traditional fairs in Andalusia.
More than just parties, these are deep cultural experiences: live music, traditional costumes, horse parades, colorful lanterns, food stalls, and casetas where locals sing and dance into the early morning hours. The fairs are the heart and soul of southern Spain—and experiencing even one of them will leave you with unforgettable memories.
In this article, you’ll find a complete guide to the main Andalusian fairs in 2025, ordered by date, with locations, descriptions, and tips. If you’re looking for things to do in Andalusia this year, want to attend a truly local event, or explore the cultural calendar in spring, summer or fall—this guide is for you.
Why You Should Experience an Andalusian Fair During Your Trip to Spain
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Attending a fair in Andalusia in 2025 is much more than going to a party—it’s a deep cultural experience. Imagine walking under lantern lights, hearing the rhythm of flamenco shoes, clinking glasses with friendly strangers, tasting new local dishes, and joining a vibrant atmosphere from morning to night.
Whether you’re traveling solo, as a couple, or with friends, a fair in Andalusia will give you unforgettable moments. Many tourists from the UK, Ireland, Germany, the US, Latin America and beyond wonder: “What makes Andalusia different from the rest of Spain?” The answer often lies in the fairs. If you love folklore, food, music, or authentic local life—this is the place to be.
Andalusia Fair Calendar 2025 – Month by Month
Seville – Feria de Abril
📍 May 6–11, 2025
📍 Location: Real de la Feria, Los Remedios neighborhood, Seville
This is undoubtedly one of the most famous festivals in Spain, drawing visitors from all over the world. It begins with the traditional “alumbrao” (lighting ceremony), when thousands of lights illuminate the entrance to the fairgrounds. Inside, you’ll find beautifully decorated casetas, horses, flamenco dresses, and sevillanas danced until dawn. If you’re looking for an authentic Andalusian experience, this is the perfect place to start.
Cádiz (Jerez de la Frontera) – Feria del Caballo
📍 May 17–24, 2025
📍 Location: Parque González Hontoria, Jerez de la Frontera
Perfect for lovers of horses, flamenco, and wine, this fair is a tribute to Jerez’s strong equestrian tradition. It’s elegant yet welcoming, blending Andalusian culture with contagious joy. Don’t miss the horse parades and carriages as you sip on world-famous sherry.
Córdoba – Feria de Nuestra Señora de la Salud
📍 May 24–31, 2025
📍 Location: El Arenal fairground, Córdoba
Córdoba ends its popular “Festive May” with a fair that reflects the city’s open and welcoming spirit. Unlike other cities, most casetas here are open to everyone. Locals and visitors come together to enjoy flowers, wine, and flamenco. It’s also the perfect time to explore the Patio Festival and the Crosses of May.
Granada – Corpus Christi Fair
📍 June 14–21, 2025
📍 Location: Almanjáyar Fairgrounds, Granada
Granada hosts one of Andalusia’s most unique cultural fairs. The week-long Corpus celebration mixes religious solemnity with festive tradition: processions, giant puppets and cabezudos, the famous Tarasca parade, and a vibrant fair filled with traditional casetas at the foot of the Sierra Nevada.
Huelva – Fiestas Colombinas
📍 July 30–August 4, 2025
📍 Location: Colombino Fairgrounds, Huelva city
Huelva’s most important fair celebrates the historic departure of Christopher Columbus for the Americas. The city comes alive for a week with concerts, casetas, seafood stands, fireworks and open-air festivities. Its riverside setting adds to the charm—an ideal experience for anyone exploring Andalusia’s western coast.
Málaga – Feria de Agosto
📍 August 16–23, 2025
📍 Location: Historic Center (day fair) and Cortijo de Torres fairgrounds (night fair), Málaga city
One of the liveliest fairs in southern Europe. Málaga offers a blend of tradition and city life: during the day, the historic center fills with music, dance, and tapas; at night, the fairgrounds host concerts, rides, and entertainment for all ages. If you’re visiting the Costa del Sol in August, don’t miss this celebration.
Almería – Fair in Honor of the Virgin of the Sea
📍 August 23–30, 2025
📍 Location: Almería Fairgrounds, next to the Andarax River
This coastal fair combines Mediterranean beaches with heartfelt devotion. Almería’s fair offers religious processions, tapas stalls, concerts, and a relaxed local vibe. A great choice if you’re looking for a cultural event while vacationing in southern Spain.
Jaén – Feria de San Lucas
📍 October 11–20, 2025
📍 Location: La Vestida Fairgrounds, Jaén city
The final big fair of the year and a favorite among locals. It takes place in autumn, when the weather is mild and the atmosphere traditional. Expect flamenco shows, food stands, and cultural events. A fantastic option for discovering inland Andalusia at its most genuine.
Tips to Enjoy the Fairs Safely
Andalusian fairs are exciting, but they can also be intense: big crowds, heat, music, and lots of walking. To make the most of your visit without stress, remember these tips: stay hydrated, wear sunscreen and comfortable shoes. If you’re going with kids or older adults, take regular breaks. And always watch your belongings in busy areas—fairs are safe, but it’s best to stay cautious.
Fairs are popular, and local health centers can get busy or be far from the venue. So having a reliable healthcare option with you is a smart idea. At Wosler, we provide digital medical care for travelers in Spain. That means wherever you are, you can speak to a doctor quickly, in English or Spanish, from your mobile—no queues or travel required.
Got sunburn, food discomfort, or a sudden health question? We help you solve it without losing a day of your trip. Feeling safe while traveling makes all the difference.
Wosler also offers medical advice and prescriptions. If you’re wondering how pharmacies work in Spain or which medicines are available during your stay, check out our article on pharmacies and medications in Spain during your holiday.
Wosler at the Fairs
Fairs are made for joy—but staying healthy helps you enjoy them to the fullest. With all the walking, sun, food, and crowds, it’s not unusual to get a minor issue: a case of dehydration, a stomachache, sun reaction, or a medication doubt.
At Wosler, we understand what it means to travel: switching cities, adjusting your schedule, and not having time to waste. That’s why our digital medical support is made to be simple, fast, and available wherever you are in Spain—even in the middle of a fair.
You don’t need to go to a clinic or wait in line. Just use your phone to talk to a doctor in Spanish or English. It’s healthcare that travels with you.
Because your trip shouldn’t stop for anything—and with Wosler, it won’t have to.
