The Festa da Flor (Madeira Flower Festival) is a vibrant annual celebration held in Funchal, Madeira, Portugal, showcasing the island’s stunning floral beauty. The festival features elaborate flower parades, intricate flower carpets, and the Wall of Hope, where children place flowers as a symbol of peace. Highlights include the Allegorical Flower Parade, with floats covered in colorful blooms, traditional folk performances, and a lively market selling floral arrangements and regional crafts. The event transforms Madeira into a fragrant, picturesque wonderland, celebrating the island’s rich botanical heritage and welcoming the arrival of spring.

The Festas de Lisboa (Festivals of Lisbon) is an annual celebration held throughout the city of Lisbon, Portugal, in honor of Saint Anthony, the city's patron saint. Celebrated in June, the festival is famous for its lively street parties, parades, traditional music, and dancing, particularly the "bailes populares" (popular dances). One of the highlights is the Marchas Populares, where neighborhoods compete with colorful processions and performances. The streets of Lisbon are adorned with decorations, and visitors can enjoy local food, such as grilled sardines and traditional drinks. The Festas de Lisboa is a vibrant and joyful celebration of Lisbon's culture, community spirit, and history.

The Festa de São João (Festival of Saint John) is an annual celebration held in Porto, Portugal, in honor of Saint John the Baptist. The festival, which takes place in June, is one of the most vibrant and popular events in Portugal, featuring street parties, music, dancing, and fireworks. A unique tradition of the festival is the hitting of people's heads with plastic hammers, as a playful gesture of celebration. The Festa de São João also includes barbecues, with grilled sardines being a local favorite, and the release of sky lanterns into the night sky, creating a stunning visual display. It is a joyful and lively celebration of local culture, community spirit, and tradition.