The basics
This is a real old-school festival adventure and probably not for the faint-hearted!
The festival
If you’re in the camp that thinks today’s festivals have become nothing more than corporate shake downs, sponsored out of all creativity then Nowhere could be where you want to go. Modelled on the iconic Burning Man festival and set in the Spanish desert, Nowhere promotes self-reliance and cooperation to foster art, music and having a great time.
With more art installations, sculptures and projects than you can shake a copy of Time Out at, the festival’s heart is in creating art and music through self expression. Anyone can play at Nowhere, performers and musicians aren’t paid but if you fancy taking to the stage, just bring your kit. Aspiring DJs can book a slot on the festival’s soundsystem.
Nowhere is the place to get your tune in, drop out and get your freak on.
Our tip
Nowhere is a no-commerce festival, so anything you need to eat or drink (that includes water) has to be brought on site by you.
Lineup
TBC
Getting there
How do I get there?
Travelling by Air: The closest airports are Zaragoza, Barcelona and Reus
Travlleing by Bus: There are a number of shuttle buses from Barcelona and Zaragoza to the land of dust. For more information please visit here
Car Sharing: Find travelling companions on the forums.
Car rental: Seven-day car rental from atesa is only 150 euros.
Traveling by Train: There are a wide range of trains, from the super fast AVE to much slower regional trains. Fares range from 25 to 65 euros, depending on which train you take. You can find up-to-date train schedules at renfe
Travelling by Public bus: Spain has a very good bus network. You can find up-to-date bus schedules at here
Travelling by Taxi: You can catch a taxi to the site from Sariñena or from Zaragoza airport.
Tickets
Pricing
When can I get them?
Tickets on sale now
Where can I get them?
Tickets will be available via the website.
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