Barbastro Candlemas Fair

Barbastro Candlemas Fair (Feria de la Candelera de Barbastro) is one of the largest seasonal markets in Barbastro, set up in the historic centre on Plaza Constitución. With 300 stalls, this fair draws crowds with its diverse range of goods including fresh fruits and vegetables, flowers and plants, clothing and textiles, plus locally made handicrafts. The fair celebrates the Candlemas tradition and remains a key event for the region.

What you'll find at Barbastro Candlemas Fair

The fair offers an impressive selection of fresh seasonal produce from local growers, alongside ornamental plants and cut flowers perfect for home and garden. You'll also find quality clothing, textiles and handcrafted items from regional artisans, making it an ideal spot for souvenirs and everyday essentials.

How to get to Barbastro Candlemas Fair

The fair sets up in the historic centre at Plaza Constitución in central Barbastro. More details on the official page. For other regular street markets in Barbastro, check the city guide.

Where to stay in Barbastro

Barbastro is a small city, so staying central puts you close to everything during the Candlemas Fair. The Town Centre is your best bet, with easy walking distance to the market streets and the cathedral. For a comfortable base, Hotel Rey Sancho Ramírez is a reliable option right in the heart of things.

If you prefer something with a bit more character, the area around the old town, Casco Antiguo, has smaller guesthouses that work well for a short fair visit. Book ahead if you're coming for the Candlemas weekend, as rooms fill up quickly.

What day is Barbastro Candlemas Fair?

The Candlemas Fair runs annually around early February as part of Barbastro's cultural calendar. Exact dates vary year to year, so check the official website for the current schedule.

How many stalls are at Barbastro Candlemas Fair?

Barbastro Candlemas Fair sets up around 300 stalls in the historic centre, on Plaza Constitución. Traders sell fresh fruit and vegetables, flowers and plants, clothing and textiles, and handmade crafts, making it one of the larger seasonal fairs in this part of Huesca.