A total solar eclipse will enter northwestern Spain around 7:30 PM on August 12 and exit over the Balearic Islands shortly after 9:20 PM. The path of totality will pass through A Coruña, Oviedo, León, Bilbao, Zaragoza, Valencia, and Palma, attracting thousands of domestic and international visitors. Increased demand on roadways, public transportation, and accommodations is likely, particularly near popular viewing areas. Localized traffic disruptions, crowding, and an increased law enforcement presence are expected.

La Tomatina will take place in central Buñol on August 26, with the annual tomato fight scheduled from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM. Attendance is limited to approximately 22,000 participants, with large crowds and crowd surges expected throughout the city center. Access to Plaza del Pueblo will be restricted at 7:00 AM, and increased demand on public transportation is likely as attendees travel to and from the festival. The close-quarters nature of the tomato fight increases the risk of falls and other minor injuries.

The Festival Internacional de Benicàssim (FIB) will take place in Benicàssim, Spain, from July 16-18. The venue will open at 6:00 PM each day, with performances continuing until approximately 5:00 AM. Thousands of attendees are expected over the three-day festival. Increased traffic congestion is likely near the festival grounds and surrounding roadways before and after performances. Heightened security and an increased law enforcement presence are expected throughout the festival.

El Encierro, or the Running of the Bulls, takes place daily at 8:00 AM from July 7-14 during the San Fermín Festival. Despite the cultural significance, the event is widely regarded as highly dangerous. Participants can face serious risks, including trampling, goring, falls, and collisions in narrow, fast-moving streets where reaction time is extremely limited. The event is expected to draw heavy crowds, disrupt local travel, and prompt an increased security presence.