Herencia has showcased the next edition of its Carnival at FITUR 2026 (January 21–26) during a historic moment: its recent declaration as a Cultural Heritage Asset (BIC) in the category of Intangible Heritage. This recognition highlights the value of a popular festival that is diverse and deeply rooted in local identity. A Heritage Celebrated in the Streets The Herencia delegation
The Herencia City Council has launched the call for the Perlés de Honor 2026, awards that recognize individuals who have made significant contributions to the cultural, social, and economic life of the municipality. Any resident, group, or entity can submit nominations. Categories Socio-Cultural: individuals or initiatives with cultural/educational impact and local, regional, or national relevance. Associative-Humanitarian: dedicated paths in solidarity
Herencia is finalizing preparations for its 2026 Carnival during the Christmas season—a celebration that continues to grow in significance and participation. The event will take place from February 7 to 18 next year. Declared of National Tourist Interest, the upcoming edition features notable updates, especially regarding its most iconic event, the Grand Offering Parade. Following the recent unveiling of the
The Carnival of Herencia 2025, a National Tourist Interest Festival, is shaping up to be a historic edition with a program that reinforces the massive and cultural nature of these celebrations. The official presentation, held at the Senior Center, was attended by the mayor, Sergio García-Navas, the Councilor of Culture, Aitor Gallego de la Sacristana, and several street masks, representing
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Inheritance already knows the candidates who are competing for the 2025 Perlés de Honor, the most important recognitions in the municipality that reward the trajectory and contribution of individuals and groups in different areas. This year, as a novelty, the next Friday the finalists of each category will be revealed, allowing all neighbors to vote for their favorite candidate. A
The Municipal Auditorium of Herencia was filled with neighbors during the presentation of the ‘Tahona 15’ project, promoted by the Moreno-Manzanaro Rodríguez-Palmero family. An event that sparked great anticipation by projecting unseen images filmed in 1935, offering a unique visual testimony of the history and daily life of the municipality almost a century ago. A visual archive that recovers the
Herencia is starting to rev up for its iconic Carnival, declared a National Tourist Interest Festival, and it does so with a poster that promises to become an icon of the celebration. The image of the “Saturday of the Anxious,” one of the most anticipated moments of these festivities, is in the hands of Alicia Martín Consuegra Martín del Campo,
With the arrival of the carnival season, literature dresses up in disguise to celebrate one of the most festive and deeply rooted traditions in Spain. “Carnaval de cuento”, a work edited by Tres Patas y Pico, brings together 19 children’s stories that explore the carnival celebrations of the different communities and autonomous cities in the country. Among them, a story
The Herencia Carnival, declared of National Tourist Interest, already has the poster that will be the official image of the 2025 edition. The jury of the competition, composed of eight specialists in design, art, advertising, and communication, selected as the winner the work titled “H de Herencia”, created by Luis Ángel Argote Martín, from Vitoria. An homage to the roots
Herencia has showcased the next edition of its Carnival at FITUR 2026 (January 21–26) during a historic moment: its recent declaration as a Cultural Heritage Asset (BIC) in the category of Intangible Heritage. This recognition highlights the value of a popular festival that is diverse and deeply rooted in local identity. A Heritage Celebrated in the Streets The Herencia delegation
The Herencia City Council has launched the call for the Perlés de Honor 2026, awards that recognize individuals who have made significant contributions to the cultural, social, and economic life of the municipality. Any resident, group, or entity can submit nominations. Categories Socio-Cultural: individuals or initiatives with cultural/educational impact and local, regional, or national relevance. Associative-Humanitarian: dedicated paths in solidarity
Herencia is finalizing preparations for its 2026 Carnival during the Christmas season—a celebration that continues to grow in significance and participation. The event will take place from February 7 to 18 next year. Declared of National Tourist Interest, the upcoming edition features notable updates, especially regarding its most iconic event, the Grand Offering Parade. Following the recent unveiling of the
The Carnival of Herencia 2025, a National Tourist Interest Festival, is shaping up to be a historic edition with a program that reinforces the massive and cultural nature of these celebrations. The official presentation, held at the Senior Center, was attended by the mayor, Sergio García-Navas, the Councilor of Culture, Aitor Gallego de la Sacristana, and several street masks, representing
This website uses Google Analytics to collect anonymous information such as the number of visitors to the site, or the most popular pages. Keeping this cookie enabled helps us improve our website. Please enable strictly necessary cookies first so that we can save your preferences! Spanish post in Herencia se prepara para un Carnaval 2025 inolvidable
Inheritance already knows the candidates who are competing for the 2025 Perlés de Honor, the most important recognitions in the municipality that reward the trajectory and contribution of individuals and groups in different areas. This year, as a novelty, the next Friday the finalists of each category will be revealed, allowing all neighbors to vote for their favorite candidate. A
The Municipal Auditorium of Herencia was filled with neighbors during the presentation of the ‘Tahona 15’ project, promoted by the Moreno-Manzanaro Rodríguez-Palmero family. An event that sparked great anticipation by projecting unseen images filmed in 1935, offering a unique visual testimony of the history and daily life of the municipality almost a century ago. A visual archive that recovers the
Herencia is starting to rev up for its iconic Carnival, declared a National Tourist Interest Festival, and it does so with a poster that promises to become an icon of the celebration. The image of the “Saturday of the Anxious,” one of the most anticipated moments of these festivities, is in the hands of Alicia Martín Consuegra Martín del Campo,
With the arrival of the carnival season, literature dresses up in disguise to celebrate one of the most festive and deeply rooted traditions in Spain. “Carnaval de cuento”, a work edited by Tres Patas y Pico, brings together 19 children’s stories that explore the carnival celebrations of the different communities and autonomous cities in the country. Among them, a story
The Herencia Carnival, declared of National Tourist Interest, already has the poster that will be the official image of the 2025 edition. The jury of the competition, composed of eight specialists in design, art, advertising, and communication, selected as the winner the work titled “H de Herencia”, created by Luis Ángel Argote Martín, from Vitoria. An homage to the roots
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