In the Iberian Festival, the connection between Portugal and Spain is celebrated with music, including artists like fado singer Cuca Roseta, and with many Michelin chefs that promise to wow you with their food.
Learn when and where it will happen, the program, and what you should bring to the festival below!
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When and where is the Iberian Festival? 🇵🇹🇪🇸
June 19th, 20th, 21st and 23rd.
It is happening outdoors in the Alfândega do Porto Park, along the Douro River.
Entrance is free, but reservation is needed for the 23rd (São João night).
What is happening in the Iberian Festival?
The Amigos Para Sempre Iberian Festival aims to celebrate culture and strengthen ties between countries. It is designed to honor the historic relationship between two countries and cultures of this region.
- Try Iberian Cuisine, including traditional Portuguese and Spanish flavors, tapas, appetizers, sausages, cheeses, sweets, and many other specialties, served at open-fire grills or in the dining areas.
- Guest Chefs will be doing culinary demonstrations. Expect meet-and-greets with some of the Iberian Peninsula’s most prestigious chefs.
- To accompany the food, try the Wines and Beverages. The event includes tastings and experiences featuring wines, cocktails, and beer from various regions of the Iberian Peninsula.
- Any festival, needs Live Music. Therefore, the Iberian Festivals has invited Portuguese and Spanish artists
- Dance and Folklore performances will also be happening, showcasing the traditions and identity of both countries.
- Finally, there’s areas dedicated to tourism, promoting destinations, traditions, and tourist experiences in Portugal and Spain.
Socialize and have fun with family and friends. Discover the joy of spending these Summer days near the river with good food, music, and dance.
Schedule (according to the website, may suffer last-minute changes):
- June 19: From 4:00 PM to 1:00 AM
- June 20 and 21: From 12:00 PM (noon) to 1:00 AM
- June 23 – St. John’s Night: From 5:00 PM to 4:00 AM
Visit the Website to know the Full Program, Map, and Chefs present.
What should you bring to the Festival?
- ID
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Sunglasses and sunscreen (during the day)
- A light jacket or sweater (evenings by the Douro can feel cool)
- A small backpack or cross-body bag
Enjoy Porto city, immerse yourself in the festivities, and make lasting memories.
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