fiesta.earth maps every festival on Earth that is recorded in Wikidata: 17,509 with a location, in 167 countries — from the Rio carnival to a village funfair, from Cannes to a Christmas market.
Fourteen categories, a calendar of the whole year, a world map. And, unusually for a festival site: it tells you how good the data is. Every date says whether it is a day, a month or an estimate; every pin says whether it marks the festival ground or just the town.
Sources
- Wikidata, CC0 — festivals, categories, locations, founding years, recurrence, websites, visitor numbers, UNESCO status.
- Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0 — the opening paragraph of each article, with a link and licence note on every page.
- GeoNames, CC BY 4.0 — nearest town and region.
- Natural Earth, public domain — country borders.
- Map background: OpenFreeMap / © OpenMapTiles from OpenStreetMap, served through our own server so your browser never talks to a third party.
What is not here
Ticket prices, line-ups and camping details: no free source has them, and the portals that do forbid automated use. We would rather leave a field empty than fill it with a guess. Data as of September 7, 2026.
Family
fiesta.earth is one of three free world maps by schimanski IT, Wobbenbüll: lido.earth — every swim spot on Earth, and ludo.earth — every playground on Earth.