Tourism and carnival

The courtyard of the Herencia Town Hall was beautifully decorated on February 22 to host the official presentation of the poster for Holy Week 2026. This event brought together institutions, tradition, and brotherhood sentiment in a setting that holds special significance for the community. The presented artwork, rich in meaning, was created by Joaquín Díaz-Pavón, the winner of the contest

Herencia concluded the Carnival 2026 with the traditional Burial of the Sardine, an event that brought together locals and visitors to humorously and symbolically wrap up an intense few days filled with color, music, and community participation. This day served as the final celebration of an edition that left unforgettable memories and a shared sentiment: Carnival in Herencia feels like

The mayor of Herencia, Sergio García-Navas, spoke this Monday on Cadena SER during the program Hoy por Hoy Alcázar de San Juan to discuss the latest updates on the Carnival of Herencia 2026. This edition is significant due to a recent milestone: its designation as a Cultural Heritage Asset (BIC) in the category of Intangible Heritage. During the interview, the

This Saturday, Herencia experienced a day that perfectly illustrates why Carnival is much more than just a schedule of events. The Sábado de los Ansiosos, in the midst of its 20th anniversary celebration, once again became an intergenerational meeting point, featuring activities from the afternoon and a late-night finale that clearly indicated a strong turnout and vibrant atmosphere. The program

The Agustín Úbeda Exhibition Hall opened its doors yesterday, becoming the heart of living memory for the municipality with the exhibition “Heritage, Where Time Becomes Carnival”. This showcase explores the intangible legacy of the festival following its recent designation as Asset of Cultural Interest (BIC) in the category of Intangible Heritage. The opening ceremony was led by Mayor Sergio García-Navas,

From January 21 to 26, Madrid will host a new edition of the International Tourism Fair (FITUR), a key event for the industry where, once again, Herencia will promote its Carnival, which has recently been declared a Cultural Heritage site in the category of Intangible Heritage. This recognition highlights the strength of a popular festival that is diverse and deeply

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