Held every summer in Ortigueira in Galicia, Spain, this festival is a must for those who love Folk music and Celtic culture. It’s been regarded as Event of National Touristic Importance by the Spanish Ministry of Economy. To make the festival even better, the entrance is free and every year, organizers make the effort to provide free bus transportation for attendees.
Aside from the festival night, spending a few extra days in Ortigueira is recommended. After the festival, this tiny village of only 7,000 inhabitants becomes once again peaceful and offers many outdoor activities including hiking trails, beachside walks and more. Also after the festival, processions, street parades and live music takes place to pay tribute to the local Patron, Santa Marta.
S’Arenal 
Parc Túro del Putxet 
Grácia 
Temple of Debod 
Sorolla Museum 
Market of San Miguel 
Barrio Chueca 
Barrio La Latina
Barrio Malasaña
CaixaForum 
Royal Palace of Madrid
Plaza de Cibeles
Museo de Cerralbo
Plaza Mayor
Puerta del Sol
Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum
Reina Sofia Museum
Museo del Romanticismo
Puerta de Alcala
La Rambla
Palau Moja
Palau de la Virreina
Gran Teatre del Liceu
La Boqueria
Torre Bellesguard
Raval
Monastery of Sant Pau del Camp 
Palau Güell
Rambla del Raval
Patio Massana
Parc del Guinardó 
CCCB
Barceloneta
MACBA
Basílica de Santa María del Mar
Sant Pere and Santa Caterina
Museu Picasso
Barcelona Cathedral
Casa de Campo
Faunia 
Museo del Aire
Deià 
Sóller
Alfabia Gardens 
Inca
Lluc Santuary
Orient and Waterfalls Salt des Freu
Old Cathedral of Salamanca
Alcúdia
Puerto de Alcúdia
Sierra de las Nieves Natural Park 
Sevilla Cathedral
Garajonay National Park
Palma de Mallorca
Paseo Marítimo 
CaixaForum Palma
Fundación Yannick y Ben Jakober
Cala Mondragó
Es Trenc
Cala Pi
Cuevas del Drach 
Palace d’Almudaina 
Puerto Portals
S’Arenal
Alcázar de Segovia 
Coca Castle
Mercury Fountain
