Mascarell Medieval Fair, a Benchmark in the Valencian Community

The 19th edition will take place from November 6th to 8th, featuring over 120 free shows and an expanded family program.

Generic image of a walled medieval square with stalls and people in period costumes, under the afternoon sunlight.
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Generic image of a walled medieval square with stalls and people in period costumes, under the afternoon sunlight.

The 19th Mascarell Medieval Fair, recognized as an event of Regional Tourist Interest, is presented as a benchmark event in the Valencian Community and Spain, with a program including over 120 free shows.

The 19th Mascarell Medieval Fair will be held on November 6th, 7th, and 8th, establishing itself as one of the most important fairs in the Valencian Community and Spain. Since 2022, it has held the declaration of Regional Tourist Interest, awarded by the Generalitat Valenciana, recognizing its trajectory and impact.
This year, the fair will offer more than 120 free shows and an extensive program designed for the whole family. The councilor of Mascarell, Guillermo Latorre, highlighted that “we have the best medieval fair, which already has national renown, and due to its location, it is the best medieval fair in the Valencian Community.” He added that a firm commitment has been made to ensure families can enjoy the various activities together.
One of this year's novelties is a specific program that will take place in the palenc area. This expansion responds to proposals made by visitors in last year's surveys to improve the program. Within the fairgrounds, events will have intervals of 10 to 15 minutes, with different performances running simultaneously.
The program includes equestrian shows, street entertainment, medieval tournaments, live music, jesters, falconry exhibitions, an animal farm, and gastronomy, among others.
The fair will open on Friday, November 6th. On Saturday and Sunday, the opening hours will be from 11 AM to 10 PM. It is worth remembering the appeal of holding it in Mascarell, the only fully walled town in the Valencian Community, which, with a population of 150 inhabitants, receives thousands of visitors during these days.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de Nules (14/10/2026)