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ALL CAPS Street Art Festival
Street Art Festival ALL CAPS is a street art festival that transforms Rotterdam’s neighborhoods into an open-air museum, bringing art directly into public space. With no entrance fees or closing times, the festival makes high-quality street art accessible to everyone, featuring large-scale murals by international and local artists alongside emerging talent. Rooted in the belief that streets belong to the people who live and work there, ALL CAPS focuses on community, creativity, and positive …
Baja Fish Soup Festival
Baja is one of the most characteristic Hungarian towns on the banks of the river Danube, which life of the small town was built on the banks of the river and its tributary Sugovica has always been determined by the presence of water. Its natural surroundings and architectural highlights result in the unique atmosphere of the town, home to nearly forty thousand people. Due to its climate, the vicinity of the rivers, the lovely main square, and the friendly nature of the inhabitants, this small …
St. Patrick's Festival Kilkenny
Patrick’s Day is celebrated across the globe, but experiencing it in Ireland — and especially in Kilkenny — is something truly special. This compact medieval city, crowned by a 900-year-old castle and laced with winding streets, brings a warm, festive spirit that feels both intimate and full of life. Each March, Kilkenny transforms into a vibrant stage where musicians, performers, theatre groups and colourful characters fill the city with creativity and cheer. Locals take pride in crafting a …
The Sinjska Alka
Held for more than 300 years, Sinjska Alka is a traditional chivalric tournament in which mounted knights race through the streets of Sinj, aiming their lances at a suspended metal ring. Deeply rooted in local history and community life, the event preserves medieval customs, craftsmanship, and values of fair play. Inscribed on UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list, Sinjska Alka is a powerful symbol of Croatia’s living …
Træna Music Festival
Discover one of Europe’s best-kept festival secrets on Norway’s remote Arctic islands. Set against dramatic coastal landscapes and the glow of the midnight sun, Trænafestivalen brings together music, art, local culture and island life in unforgettable venues — from ancient caves to seaside stages. A one-of-a-kind celebration for curious travellers seeking something truly off the beaten …
Pinta Malasaña
Held in one of Madrid’s most creative neighborhoods, the Malasaña Street Art Festival turns streets and local shops into an open-air gallery. Each year, around 100 street artists create live artworks throughout the district, while additional activities invite visitors to engage with the creative process. Free and open to everyone, the festival celebrates urban art, community, and contemporary culture, offering a unique way to experience Malasaña’s vibrant atmosphere through art in public …
Athens and Epidaurus Festival
The Festival is one of the most prestigious Greek festivals – running for over 60 years and attracting large audiences from Greece and abroad. Taking place annually between June and August features a top line-up of Greek and international theatre, drama, opera, music, and dance performances, held at various historic and modern venues across Athens at Epidaurus in the Peloponnese. For instance, the amphitheater of Epidaurus and Athens’ 2nd century BC Odeon of Herodes Atticus; both open-air. The …
Wine Taste Enjoy!
Over the Pentecost weekend, the Moselle region hosts its largest wine celebration, with more than 20 winemakers, along with several wineries and distilleries, opening their doors for the event Wine, Taste, Enjoy . Across the Miselerland, visitors can discover Luxembourgish wine right where it is produced. Taste a variety of local wines, Crémants and eaux de vie, while enjoying live music, art exhibitions in wine cellars, and guided tours through vineyards and estates. Cozy taverns and regional …
Copenhagen Cooking
Copenhagen Cooking is one of Northern Europe’s leading food festivals, celebrating Danish gastronomy and seasonal Nordic ingredients. Held annually, including a winter edition in February, the festival offers a wide range of culinary experiences across the city—from tastings and pop-ups to workshops and chef-led events. Visitors can explore everything from traditional flavors to modern Nordic cuisine, with activities designed for all ages and interests. It’s a unique way to experience …
Skagen Vinterbader Festival
First held in 2012, the Skagen Ice Swimmers Festival was Denmark’s first event of its kind and has since become a popular annual tradition. Taking place on the last weekend of January, it highlights Skagen as a unique winter destination. The festival is organized by the Skagen Ice Swimmers Club “The Icebreakers” in collaboration with Turisthus Nord, with a strong focus on hospitality and nature experiences. The highlight is the invigorating dip into the cold blue sea, taken directly from the …