When does Spain celebrate its holiday?

Answer 1

The principal holidays in Spain are:

1st Janaury: Año Nuevo (New Year)

6th January: Día de Reyes (Three King's day)

1st May: Día del trabajo (Workers' day)

15th August: Inmaculada concpeción (Our Immaculate Lady)

12th October: Día de la Hispanidad (spanishness day)

8th December: Día de la contitución (Constitution's day)

25th Decemeber: Navidad (Christmas)

Answer 2

Spain does not have an Independence Day. Being an ancient country they were never a colony or otherwise under the rule of a foreign power, thus there was nobody for it to gain independence from. Well, they were conquered by the Muslim Moors during the Middle Ages but the Moors ruled Spain from Spain, not from elsewhere and the Spanish very gradually reconquered the country over the course of several centuries.

Answer 3

Spain has always been independent. Well it has since its creation around 1490 with the union of the Kingdoms of Aragon and Castille.

Answer 4

im not sure what month and day but the year is 1492

Answer 5

there's not such thing because Spain was the result from a merger of little reigns. But our national day is the 12th October

Answer 6

Spain has pretty much always been independent so there is no official day, but the most celebrated day in Spain is October 12

Answer 7

Spain doesnt have an official independence day but the day most celebrated for la dia de independencia in Spain is october 12.

Answer 8

No. Being a colonial power since the 15th century until the 18th century, Spain does not have an "Independence Day".