Food and Fiesta
Food and Fiesta journeys through Spain’s unique festivals and celebrated culinary traditions, revealing the history and landscapes that inspire them.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 184 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 9 days ago |
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👑La Mare de Déu de la Salut Festival of Algemesí
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Spain currently has 44 UNESCO Cultural Heritage Sites, 4 Natural Heritage Sites, and 2 mixed (cultural and natural) sites on the UNESCO World Heritage List. These sites are protected for having historical, cultural, natu...
🏰⚔️ A Market of Three Cultures - The Medieval Days of Avila ✝️✡️☪️
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Summer is peak season for medieval festivals, and I’ve covered a few here on F&F, including those of Briones, Ibiza, San Barnabas, and Nájera, among others. The word ‘medieval’ is such a generic adjective used to conjure...
👑The Festival of the First Landing of Charles V
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I can’t say much about the customs of other countries, but I doubt there is another nation on earth that can turn every historical event, battle, local legend, or simply an anecdote that has been passed down a few generations...
🐟🍲 The Marmita Festival of Laredo.
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Spain’s love affair with seafood is hardly surprising, considering fishing has been big business since the Phoenicians transformed it from an essential local food source into a large-scale traded commodity...
💦🧙⚓The Summer Festivals of Vilagarcia de Arousa 🤡📽️🎶
The San Roque Festival, a Water Festival, a Naval Battle, a Clam Festival, a Night of Witches, a Clown Festival, a Week of Cinema, and the Revenidas Music Festival!
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Twice-over Aussie ex-pat, (Spain and UK) - from professional cook to tour guide, I now write about my passion for Spanish food, culture, and history as well as gardening, fermentation, and the state of food education around the world.
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