La Virgen de La Piedad Festival
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Spain is known for celebrating religious festivals in an inventive and often outrageous manner, but the La Virgen de La Piedad Festival (Virgin of Piety Festival) in Guadix and Baza wins the prize for originality.
- When: Sep 2009 (annual)
- Where: Baza
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