Overview
- Festivities opened on September 18 with an inaugural parade and a pregón delivered by actress Rocío Riego.
- The program features a staged beach landing at Playa Salvé in a palenque with capacity for 5,000 spectators, along with a period jousting tournament.
- Renaissance markets, imperial parades, pasacalles and street performances transform the town with 16th-century decor throughout the weekend.
- A children’s renaissance camp in Alameda Miramar offers themed activities including archery, pony rides, theater, music and a falconry exhibition.
- The 25th edition incorporates tributes to beloved local figure Antuán and highlights Laredo’s heritage sites tied to Charles V, such as Santa María, the Casa-torre del Condestable and the Puerta de San Lorenzo museum.