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Food has always been a reason to gather, but these festivals take that idea to another level. Around the globe, entire cities ...

These are some of the activities thousands got involved in during Spain's La Tomatina Festival. Held in Buñol, near Valencia, the event was capped at 22,000 people this year. Food waste is not a ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Every year, thousands of people travel to Bunol, Spain to take place in a massive food fight for the Tomatina Festival. More from News Every year, thousands of ...

Thousands of people from around the world gather for La Tomatina, a chaotic yet thrilling festival where participants hurl ripe tomatoes at each other for an hour. While it may seem like pure ...

Spain's annual Tomatina food fight has returned to the ... thousands of people hurling tomatoes at each other during the festival billed as 'the world's biggest food fight'. The event's origins ...

The citrusy scent of tomatoes fills the small town of Bunol, Spain, as trucks filled to the brim make their way to the site of the world’s biggest food fight – La Tomatina Festival.

Freddie and Jamie head to La Tomatina festival in Spain, before heading back to Barcelona to meet new teammates Lee Mack and Sam Quek for a diving challenge. Joined by Alan Carr and Romesh, ...

La Tomatina is a Spanish festival held annually in Buñol, Spain where participants throw tomatoes at each other. It’s said to be the biggest food fight in the world and it brings thousands of ...

The festival is held from late September to early October and draws millions who gather in giant tents filled with music, food, and community spirit. La Tomatina is the world’s largest tomato ...