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Spanish festival in Jever: Enjoy Andalusian paella up close!
Spanish festival in Jever on September 6th, 2025: Enjoy Andalusian paella, live music and Mediterranean flair await the guests.
Spanish festival in Jever: Enjoy Andalusian paella up close!
The Spanish festival in Jever thrilled visitors on September 6, 2025. An event took place in the picturesque Brillenbrunnen between 6:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. that brought the Mediterranean joy of life to Friesland. As NWZ Online reports, the festival thrived on the original Andalusian paella, which was prepared on site.
A special highlight was the delegation from the Spanish twin town of Cullera, which brought special ingredients to present paella in its best form. The final quality check was carried out under the eyes of Vicent, Raquel, Cristina, Amparo and Nico before the delicious paella was distributed free of charge to the visitors. The ambience was festively decorated and exuded real Mediterranean flair. The guests were also able to enjoy live music by Manuel Ragué, which further lightened the mood.
Culinary delights and cultural connection
The event attracted numerous visitors who took the opportunity to sample the culinary delights of the Spaniards in Jever. The program also included tasting portions of paella, prepared by the delegation on two large pans. Fresh ingredients were purchased locally to recreate the authentic tastes of Spain. Admission was free, which made the festival an attractive activity for many.
The delegation from Cullera, who stayed in Friesland for five days, not only contributes to the culinary enrichment, but also strengthens the cultural ties between the two cities, which have maintained an official partnership since 2000. These city partnerships, like those that exist between many other German and Spanish cities, promote exchange and understanding between cultures. Information about this can be found at Wikipedia.
Events like this are an important contribution to integration and coexistence in the region. The city of Jever and the circle of friends of the town twinning with Cullera, who were jointly responsible for the event, show how valuable cultural diversity is with such lively festivals.