Weird and wonderful festivals found only in Spain Get stuck in and explore Spain's unique festivals for a real taste of the country's colourful and diverse culture.

Spain's weird and wonderful festivals Ten more spectacular Spanish events worth planning a trip around.

Hundreds of people have been running through the streets of a tiny town in southwestern Spain, chasing a fancy-dressed, beast-like figure and pelting it with turnips.

Photos: The weirdest (or maybe just the nakedest) of the traditional Spanish festivals When the joaldunak parade in Ituren and Zubieta, chaos reigns ...

Spain has a rich tradition of colorful, and sometimes bizarre, festivals.

The duck-throwing festival — one of the most bizarre festivals in Spain, or anywhere for that matter — has occurred each August for 97 years in the resort town of Roses in Catalonia. But ...

ACEHUCHE, Spain (AP) — Spain has a rich tradition of colorful, and sometimes bizarre, festivals. The best-known ones are in the summer, including running with bulls through the narrow streets of ...

ACEHUCHE, Spain (AP) -- Spain has a rich tradition of colorful, and sometimes bizarre, festivals.

In a town in southwestern Spain, hundreds of people are chasing a fancy-dressed, beast-like figure and pelting it with turnips in the "Jarramplas" festival.

Spain just celebrated its annual La Tomatina festival on Wednesday (August 27). People from around the world gather in Spain’s Bunol to enjoy themselves in tomato pulp. Here are other such festivals ...