Antiquarius Calamocha

Introduction and local significance

Antiquarius Calamocha celebrates its XIV Edition from 17 to 18 October 2026 in the Teruel municipality of Calamocha, located in the autonomous community of Aragón. This renowned fair has established itself over the years as a key event for collectors, the public, and professionals in the antiques sector. Visitors who travel to the Calamocha Fairgrounds during these days enjoy free access, as entry to the fairgrounds is completely free. The fair brings together numerous exhibitors specialised in the sale of period pieces, reclaimed furniture, unique objects, and collectibles.

Historical origins and tradition

The celebration of the fourteenth edition of Antiquarius reaffirms the continuity and deep-rooted nature of this event in the fair calendar of Aragón. Throughout its history, the fair has maintained the central theme of highlighting antiques, material heritage, and artisanal conservation techniques. The antique dealers and professionals who attend each year bring pieces of great historical value that attract both expert collectors and curious individuals interested in the world of antiquities. This annual event reinforces Calamocha's strategic role as a convergence space for the market of retrospective art and specialised collecting.

Programme and main events

As the detailed official programme is shown in the upper section, it is worth noting that the central events of Antiquarius Calamocha encompass a wide variety of proposals for attendees. Among the most notable events on the first day are the official opening, the institutional inauguration, and the specialised decorative restoration workshop led by professional Sonia Marco from the Los Arrayanes Restoration and Interior Design Studio. During the weekend, cultural guided tours are also highlighted, which include visits to the convent's nuns' church and cemetery with a documentary screening, as well as the itinerary to the historic Martinete and the Lavadero de Lanas. The days are completed with the reception and gathering of classic vehicles, followed by a parade through the main streets of Calamocha ending at the Hotel Calamocha, gift and antique raffles donated by exhibitors, and the Playmobil diorama exhibition located on the first floor of the venue.

Traditional festival food

During the fair, attendees have access to a bar-restaurant service integrated within the fairgrounds. This service facilitates refreshments and rest for visitors without the need to leave the premises during the event days. The hospitality space complements the scheduled activities, offering a resting point between visits to exhibitors, workshops, and cultural tours organised throughout the weekend.

Visitor guide and where to stay

To facilitate access for attendees, the venue has a free parking area specifically designated for both exhibitors and private visitors. The pavilion facilities offer multiple amenities, including heating, restrooms, and an operational wifi zone throughout the event. Some specific activities in the programme require prior free registration, such as the decorative restoration workshop, which has limited spaces managed via phone at 661 276 859, or the guided tours to the nuns' church and the Martinete, managed through the number 978 730 573. Meanwhile, access to the Playmobil diorama exhibition located on the upper floor costs 2 euros from the age of 6. Regarding general logistics and rest, it is advisable to book accommodation in advance in the municipality of Calamocha or nearby towns, and it is recommended to use public transport or park in designated areas outside the central hub during peak visitor times.