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Explore Budapest’s Wine Festival at Buda Castle Hill with diverse wines, gourmet dishes, and VIP privileges.

The most spectacular music festival in the world. Held annually in the municipality of Træna in Nordland county, Norway.

Great historical re-enactment show in the Arena of Nîmes

An international event renowned for its light installations.

Harmonizing Nature’s Beauty with Melodic Sounds.

A unique chance to dive into Finland’s Midsummer traditions!

The urban festival which reinterprets tradition.

Celebrating Irish music, culture and creativity. Local community groups, marching bands from abroad, groups from twinned towns and theatrical groups from anywhere take part in the St. Patrick’s Festival Kilkenny, Ireland.

A festival in the city of Beethoven’s birth. The heart of the Bonn Beethovenfest is the music of Ludwig van Beethoven.

POW! WOW! Festival is the best-known street art festival in the world. Apart from music, in September each year, there’ll be a whole lot of street art to be enjoyed during POW! WOW! Rotterdam.

The IFFR Festival spotlights emerging talent across film genres, bolstering new creators through co-production and the Hubert Bals Fund.

Organic Live Fest is a festival of sustainable development with content designed to help raise awareness of every individual to live a healthy lifestyle

Belgrade, in conjunction with the Guitar Art Festival, is set to become the global hub for guitar enthusiasts and music lovers alike.

Annually, Amsterdam’s Light Festival enchants the city’s streets and waterways with captivating light installations crafted by global artists.

EXIT Festival’s diverse lineups across 20 stages and scenic zones within the 18th-century Petrovaradin fortress offer a unique experience.

Since 1967, BITEF (Belgrade International Theatre Festival) leads European theatre trends, becoming a major festival.

GLOW is an annual light art festival which is organised by the GLOW Eindhoven Foundation. The festival is accessible for free.

Signal Festival is a four-day festival of light art and emerging technologies in Prague.

OdeGand in Ghent, Belgium, offers a diverse program of classical, world, and contemporary music in historic venues and canals.

Valencia’s Spring welcomes Fallas, where months of hard work create monumental cardboard statues, later consumed by flames.

“Tarragona, City of Human Towers”, is a pioneering initiative that came about in 2013 with the dual aim of achieving recognition and tourism positioning by bringing both the people of the city, those who were not in one of the groups, and tourists closer to the human tower building World.

Strange flavours, old and new recipes, unknown combinations and materials. The history of Thessaloniki attracts us also us shows the correct direction.

Øyafestivalen is an annual Norwegian music festival held in the Tøyen Park, Oslo. It has grown quickly since its modest start in 1999 and has become one of Norway’s biggest and most important music festivals. 2019 line up uncludes The Cure, Robyn, Karpe and Sigrid.

Tromsø International Film Festival is a very popular film festival, and an important meeting point for Norwegian and international film industry.

450 year-old Guinness record holder, the oldest grapevine on earth. The key wine and culinary festival in Slovenia in honour of the Oldest Vine in the World. Wine and food, culture and entertainment.

The festival was first held in 1984. It lasts for 10 days, during which time visitors may enjoy over 70 events – plays, open-air concerts, chamber music, jazz concerts, and films. The art gallery in Sozopol’s Old Town organizes exhibits and literary evenings as part of the festival.

Odprta kuhna (The Open Kitchen) is a unique and the most popular food market in Slovenia that has been bringing freshness and innovation to the Slovenian culinary scene since 2013.

MetalDays Festival offers a carefree atmosphere for your best holiday experience, synonymous with real music festival getaways.

The International Jazz Festival in Bansko is the oldest festival of its kind in Bulgaria. Traditionally, styles and groups presenting the diversity of various directions in the genre participate in the program. Unforgettable concerts by great names on the global jazz scene.

Three times a year, Lake Lucerne hosts renowned orchestras, conductors, and virtuoso soloists for a celebration of music.

The Montreux Jazz Festival: Paying venues on the A-side, remastered free events on the B-side; a rich heritage, carefully polished.

For one week every five years the Nationwide Latvian Song and Dance Festival gathers thousands of singers and folk dancers for a series of performances in Riga.

Jazzkaar: Baltics’ biggest jazz festival, captivating Tallinn since 1990. In April, enjoy international and local talents across Estonia.

This international music festival takes place over the course of four weeks during July and August in the historic jewel of South Bohemia – Český Krumlov. The venues include interesting venues, in particular, the unique areas of the Castle and Château of Český Krumlov.

The Handel Festival is the largest music festival in Saxony-Anhalt and one of the oldest and most famous Baroque music festivals in Europe.

The Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival is Northern Europe’s premier cinematic event, drawing industry delegates, and 120 journalists.

The Priorat county celebrates its annual Wine Fair usually during the first weekend of May. The wineries offer tastings of their wines and on parallel events taking place over the long weekend you can join wine-tasting courses, cooking contests, wineries opening up for visitors and guided olive oil tastings.

The Food Festival brings together top Danish and Nordic breeders, growers, and chefs dedicated to high-quality, sustainable cuisine.

Denmark is fast becoming an international food hotspot, with award-winning chefs, award-winning restaurants and of course the famous smørrebrød. But there’s more to Nordic cuisine than fancy eateries. Denmark is host to numerous food festivals throughout the year, covering everything from organic produce to fresh seafood. There is a food festival for everyone. Even sweet tooth lovers will find their happiness during Odense Tartelet Festival.

Explore Hungary’s finest cuisine at the prestigious Gourmet Festival, showcasing creations by renowned chefs.

“Taste the Mediterranean” is a unique gourmet and cultural Festival that presents the Mediterranean food and way of life. The Festival gathers famous international chefs and local cooks, food and wine producers, sommeliers, nutritionists, artists, journalists and foodies. A Mediterranean market, cooking shows, wine tastings, exclusive dinners by Michelin starred chefs, traditional cuisine by the local restaurants and “konobas” (typical Dalmatian taverns), music, exhibitions, and workshops are on the programme. Good food. Good wine. Good fun. Taste the Mediterranean in Šibenik!

The 24th edition of the festival features products and tasty delights from Certaldo.

The annual Festa del Torrone (Nougat Festival) in Cremona, Italy, gathers over 150 nougat makers worldwide for a 9-day event in November.

Held every year from end-September to early-October, the Eel Festival in the town of Comacchio, Italy, is a yearly appointment for the fans of this type of fish and Italian gastronomy.

On the first Friday in May, Getaria will be hosting “Antxua Eguna” (Anchovy Day), an event that seeks to encourage people to taste anchovies and txakoli and take tours to discover the fishing industry and appreciate the people who work in it.

The San Miniato National White Truffle Market; is held here every year during the last three weekends of November. It is an important, internationally recognised fair that hosts many gastronomic and cultural events.

Since 1945, this unusual festival brings together crowds of people every year, ready to have a great time hurling tomatoes at each other.

The holiday of the Elena pork ham is a yearly tradition and is organized by the local tourism council and the Elena municipality. The main idea is to revive the forgotten tradition of the Elenian fair that was held on Dimitrovden – a big Christian holiday.

The Gernika Market, a renowned Basque gastronomic festival, is held in the historic center of Gernika – Lumo on the last Monday of October.

Indulge in 30 exceptional brews at Liege Beer Fair. Microbreweries and producers present their finest for a tantalizing taste experience!

Come and celebrate the 87th edition of the White Truffle Festival in Alba, Italy from 6th October until 25th November.

Every second Sunday in May, Camogli in Liguria, Italy, honors Saint Fortunato, the patron saint of fishermen, with a Fish Festival.

Every third Sunday of May, the Italian town of Monterosso al Mare celebrates lemons during the Festa del Limone! The festival brings together the whole community to decorate the village with numerous variations of typical local products, as mentioned by Montale in his poems.

Every August, the Mainz Wine Market in the Romantic City Park brings together regional wine enthusiasts for a vibrant gathering.

Germany’s largest vintners procession, election of the Palatinate and German wine queens and German wine fair.

The Bufet Potato Market takes place every Sunday in October from 9 am in the morning until 2 pm in the afternoon in the Plaça de la Rectoria d’Orís. Besides buying this particular variety of potato, there are many activities to be enjoyed throughout the day such as tasting sessions of dishes based on the Bufet potato and other fun activities for all ages.

Explore Catalonia’s famous Mercat del Bolet de Cal Rosal for an array of mushroom products, local delicacies, and Berguedà specialties.

The Lemon Festival dazzles with floats, lit gardens, and colossal designs, creating a truly unique experience.

Saint Moritz Gourmet Festival is one of the most important gastronomic festivals in Switzerland and over the years, it has become a culinary event of international reference, with the presence of important international master chefs. For five days, the Upper Engadin transforms itself into a paradise for foodies.

In Prague Coffee Festival for the first time visitors can expect not only one day show but two days full of coffee events! Visitors will have the chance to taste coffee from the Czech and foreign roasteries either on the Espresso bars or the Brewing Bars or in the form of cupping.

‘Taste of Stockholm’ is a five-day-long food festival that gathers some of the most renowned producers, chefs and restaurants from all over the country to the centre of the Swedish Capital City. Pop-up restaurants, seminars, street food and food trucks are only some of the activities included in the event’s program, that is undoubtedly a must for gastronomy and cooking lovers as well as those who want to taste the best Swedish delicacies.

A taste of Värmland is the festival which shows and celebrates the local food of Värmland. It takes place in Mariebergsskogen, the city park of Karlstad, on the 24th and 25th of September. It is a tradition since 2011 and 16 000 visitors are expected at the festival this year.

The Harvest Festival takes place on the peninsula of Värmlandsnäs in the middle of Lake Vänern. It’s a weekend that celebrates food and crafts traditions of the Swedish countryside. Welcome to an amazing weekend!

The Wine Harvest Festival of Rioja Alavesa is a road show festival started in 1994 in the town of Laguardia, will hold its main act on the 18th of September in the town of Labastida. This massive event aims to inform visitors about the municipalities, their lifestyle and principally about wine as the main product of rural development in the region.

The small medieval town of Grevenmacher, in Luxembourg’s Moselle Region, provides the pretty scenery offered while enjoying the internationally well known Luxembourg wines and crémants, at the occasion of one of the most popular festivals all over the region. The traditional Wine and Grape Festival offers a unique choice to taste them while discovering this pretty village with its narrow streets, handsome winegrower’s houses and a region that stimulates all senses.

Experience Aegina, the renowned ‘Pistachio Island,’ at its annual ‘Fistiki Festival’ in September for a celebration of this beloved nut.

Vino in Festa is a month-long celebration that mixes wine and culture in the South Tyrolean Wine Road. The programme invites people to discover the flavours and colours of these famous wines and also the historical villages around the Wine Route. The event ends with the Cellar Wine Night, a dream for wine lovers that includes visits to cellars, walks among the vineyards, outdoor cooking and entertainment.

In October, in the Capital City of Finland the biggest food and wine event in the country takes place. It’s held at the Helsinki Exhibition & Convention Centre (Mussekeskus) and it brings together international gastronomic delicacies that visitors can taste as well as culinary experiences. It is a real paradise for gastronomy lovers that runs over four days.

Öland’s Harvest Festival revives Michaelmas traditions, spanning Long Erik to Long Jan lighthouse, drawing thousands annually.

Kravji Bal is the greatest fest of Bohinj’s municipality. It’s a traditional event that has been presenting over the last 60 years the local tradition, habbits, food and artifacts. It’s one of Slovenia’s greatest events. On a day before, on Saturday, there is a great Cheese and Wine fest which starts at noon and ends at midnight, so you can have rest for the Kravji Bal.

If you have a sweet tooth, visit the annual chocolate festival in the Italian town of Perugia, which is without a doubt, a dessert lover’s paradise! Get your chocolate in the regular bar variety or try some chocolate liquor, hot chocolate, or even a chocolate kebab!

For 19 years the Principality of Monaco has celebrated an exciting culinary event focused on local gastronomy delicacies and temptations in November each year. For three days, visitors can experience an incredible gastronomic tour, wander through hundreds of stalls tasting delicious authentic foods from the region and enjoy cooking shows and demonstrations.

At the beginning of May, the Vienna Stadtpark will be turned into a place of epicurean delights: The Genussfestival will be a showcase for select culinary specialties from Austria.

The world’s largest beer festival – Oktoberfest, with over six million annual visitors, 14 lively beer tents, and genuine German festivity.

As part of the millennial Fair St. Ermengol, Seu d’Urgell organises the Pyrenees Artisan Cheese Fair, which brings together some forty artisan cheesemakers from the Catalan Pyrenees, Aragon, Navarre, Basque and French. The fair includes a space for tasting and sales by the producers themselves, a technical workshop, guided tastings and presentations in classrooms Tasting and Competition Artisan Cheese of the Pyrenees. Emphasizes the quality and diversity of cheeses to be found.

Copenhagen Cooking: A month-long culinary celebration at the forefront of Northern Europe’s gastronomic scene.

Immerse in the Southern Great Hungarian Plain’s traditions. Sausage-making teams compete, creating a lively event. Visitors savor local fare.

Girella Fair features local crafts and offers a taste of the traditional ‘girella’ dish at Plaça Mercadal square!

Savor Frankfurt’s iconic Apfelwine, a refreshing cider crafted from timeless apples. Explore delightful options at the lively festival stands!

Since 1954, Clarenbridge hosts a lively festival celebrating seafood, featuring food, music, and entertainment, with the Oyster as the star.

The Aplec del Caragol is a gastronomy festival held in the city of Lleida each year at the end of May that focuses on that exquisite delicacy, the escargot. Declared a Festival of National Interest for Tourism and a Festival of National Traditional Interest, the Escargot Festival dates back to 1980, when the first festivities were organized by a group of friends on the banks of the River Segre.

Join the Festa de la Verema every second weekend in September for grape-related activities, food, crafts, tours, tastings, dances, and more!

Poboleda celebrates one of the most popular events in the Priorat wine diary: Festa del Vi i la Verema a l’Antiga (the Old Fashioned Wine Harvest Festival), which is planned for mid September every year and is the longest-standing event organized for the Priorat Protected Designation of Origin.

Chocolate lovers should head to Salon du Chocolat in Paris, a worldwide event that hosts more than 550 international participants and attracts thousands of visitors who together celebrate the magic of chocolate. Chocolate and pastry show demonstrations, conferences, courses and a Chocolate Fashion Show are just some of the activities that visitors can enjoy.

Cous Cous Fest: A vital event for seventeen years, uniting Euro-Mediterranean nations in cultural integration.

The town of Stupava, located only 20 km north-west from Bratislava in the distinctive region of Záhorie, is the cabbage capital of Slovakia. For one weekend a year, Stupava becomes the venue for the largest festival in the Záhorie region.During the event, visitors will have the chance to taste various delicacies prepared with cabbage and combined with roast duck, goose and young wine!

In the heart of the Picos de Europa Mountains, the village of Potes hosts the Orujo Festival which was declared a National Tourist Interest Celebration in 2012. ‘Orujo’ is liquor made from the skins and seeds of crushed grapes so attend the event to try some!

September is the perfect time to visit the Little Carpathian wine region near Bratislava. During the Festival, Pezinok, the wine capital of Slovakia, becomes a venue for massive wine tasting. Local bands, authentic food and grape must are all part of it.

The Fiesta del Marisco in Galicia showcases Rías Bajas’ finest seafood, attracting visitors from near and far.

The Festival del Xató is a unique opportunity to find out about the authentic Vilanova i la Geltrú Xató. The festival includes tasting of tapas made from local products that can be found in the Mercat Municipal del Centre (the town market).

La Festa del Porc i la Cervesa takes place every year in Manlleu, at the end of September. The event offers tasting sessions and a sale of pork products, pre-prepared charcuterie dishes and quality craft beers.

Those who love wine and Brussels gastronomy will be delighted by the gastronomic festival eat! Brussels, drink! Bordeaux. The programme features: outdoor wine tastings, tastings of our Brussels gastronomic delicacies, stimulation of your taste buds, learning about new culinary techniques as well as magical and peaceful walks outdoors.

The visitors have the opportunity to gain insight into the baking tradition of South Tyrol and to enjoy numerous local delicacies in one of the most beautiful squares, the cathedral square of Bressanone/Brixen.

VÍVID is a new festival tied to the world of wine and which has a large programme of activities during the month of April.

Estreito de Câmara de Lobos celebrates the ancient Madeira wine tradition with cultural activities, while downtown Funchal hosts some events.

Radovljica hosts the largest chocolate festival, and the only of its kind, in Slovenia. Every year producers from across Slovenia present their products at the festival together with a variety of cooking shows, workshops and presentations. As sweet as it gets!

Belgium, with almost 450 unique beers, is a paradise for enthusiasts. The Belgian Beer Weekend offers a prime chance to explore this selection swiftly.

Bruges and gastronomy have long been inextricably linked. The city counts no fewer than 12 Michelin stars so it has the right to call itself the Mecca for gourmets. At Kookeet over twenty top Bruges chefs introduce you to some highly diverse gastronomic gems.

Calling all foodies! Enjoy a day of culinary delights in Ghent with dishes from renowned local chefs and authentic city favorites.

In May, Negotin hosts the Honey and Wine Festival, offering vineyard and apiary tastings, wine awards, souvenirs, and cultural entertainment.

The Taste of Antwerp is the biggest culinary festival in Antwerp. The festival has been substantially growing every year. The great selection of participating top restaurants, the beautiful location next to the Schelde, and the creative execution (decoration, fresh herbs, wooden plates) make this festival one of the top culinary festivals in Belgium.

Each year in September, wine and champagne lovers have an opportunity to celebrate the harvest of the Riesling Open in the Moselle River Valley. This is a weekend event of wine and champagne tasting with an entertainment program with music.

Over the years, this national event has become a must in relation to top-quality products for all those who appreciate good food.

This market, taking place in Bulle, every Thursday of July and August (Wednesday if Thursday is a holy day), is the best way to discover a region and its inhabitants. The season for the folk market is summer.

The Bordeaux Wine Festival is for those who love wine and food and like celebrating them both in a wonderful atmosphere. It is a four-day-long event focuses on the wines from the Bordeaux and Aquitaine Regions. It is the perfect occasion to experience the world of wine culture in its varied manifestations and to also discover the architectural beauty of Bordeaux (listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO), its cultural assets and the surrounding vineyards.

For one week, Calahorra, Town of Vegetables, becomes a major gastronomic forum and meeting place for Spain’s best cooks. Throughout the week, and using the best quality vegetables, they produce the most innovative and appetizing dishes and snacks are produced and taste the best Rioja wines. Calahorra plays host to a fantastic festival at which gastronomy is the star.

The northern region of Montenegro is covered by high mountains and the soil is convenient for some special cultures such as forest fruits, blueberry or edible mushrooms, as well as wild medicinal herbs. Blueberries are part of the landscapes and a much appreciated ingredient in a lot of recipes and dishes. In honor of them, Plav celebrates the Blueberry Days Festival in July, an international event that brings together gastronomy and folklore and is considered to be one of the best tourism events in Montenegro.

Dürkheim Sausages Fair (Wurstmarkt) is internationally well known as the world’s biggest wine festival and is one of the most popular culinary feasts in Germany.

Hamrun’s Chocolate Festival: Where Chocolate Becomes Art. Explore new recipes, shop treats, and marvel at chocolate sculptures.

Dobele, Latvia, shines with abundant sunshine and earns its nickname, ‘The Apple Capital,’ for its delicious produce.