Royuela celebrates its fiestas honouring Saint Bartholomew on August 24th. Around this date a series of religious and festive acts are organized in order to preserve tradition and to make Royuela the Sierra’s festive centre.

Of special relevance are the Taking over of the Charges and the distribution of bread and wine, the encierros and the bulls with protective and burning balls on their horns and the open-air dancings, all part of a varied programme for children and adults.

If you come around these days you will find the hospitality of the villagers and will share a truly festive atmosphere with them.

On the fourth Sunday of September Royuela honours its Saint Patron, the Virgen de los Dolores, and organizes a series of religious and festive acts which go from the previous Friday to the following Monday.

The Clavario de la Virgen, the bulls, the open-air dancings and the fraternity meal are some of the most significant acts that villagers pepare to honour their Saint Patron.