Vitoria-Gasteiz hosts the Medieval Fair this weekend
For the first time this year, the Middle Ages camp will host the Falerina Garden, where activities will take place throughout the day, where banners, workshops and participatory activities of the Middle Ages will take place.
Vitoria-Gasteiz Medieval Fair. Photo: EITB
Vitoria-Gasteizwill host a new edition of the Medieval Fair this weekend, and the Falerina Garden will host for the first time the medieval camp of the three cultures, according to the City Council.
This year, the fair will have three special spaces: the first, 'The Village of the Witches', in Burullería Square, is a theme space that will represent the mystical world of medieval witches, with shows for all audiences, puppets and participatory workshops.
The 'Corner of Little Suru', a space dedicated to the youngest, will be located in the Parque Teresa Sánchez Bilbao (Garden Echanove) and will offer games, attractions, exhibitions and children's shows.
For the first time this year, the City Council will use the Falerina Garden to set up the Medieval Camp of the three cultures, where activities will take place throughout the day, where banners, workshops and participatory activities of the Middle Ages will take place.
The Medieval Market of Vitoria-Gasteiz will be completed with a large format show , 'The Capture of the Witch', a large format pasacalles, which will take place on Saturday, September 27, at 7:00 p.m., from Burullería Square.
In the same space, at 21:30, there will be the show 'El Hechizo', a proposal that combines circus, fire and pyrotechnics. In addition, the Machete Square will host the show 'La Llama del Hada'.
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