Balearic Islands Day
Balearic Islands Day is held on March 1. Spain. Día de las Islas Baleares. This event in the first decade of the month March is annual. 
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The Balearic islands are an autonomous community of Spain just off the eastern coast of Spain, in the Mediterranean, offer a great destination for walking holidays. Mallorca is the largest island of the Balearics and is known for its seemingly endless sandy beaches, scenic coastline and a wide variety of countryside, from lush lowlands to majestic mountains. Ibiza might be famed as a party island but it also boasts many picturesque and peaceful spots, especially the south coast with its charming seaside villages.
Day of the Balearic Islands takes place each year on the 1st of March. It is marked by a public holiday to commemorate the signing of the Statute of Autonomy on March 1st, 1983 which granted autonomous status to the islands.
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Día de Andalucía on February 28 (Andalusia, Spain);
Cincomarzada in Zaragoza, Spain on March 5
Tortilla Day or Saint Joan's Day in Spain on March 9
Engineer's Day in Spain on March 19
Saint Joseph's Day or Father's Day on March 19 (in Andorra, Angola, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Switzerland, Honduras, and Bolivia);
Fallas on March 19 (a holiday of the Valencian community in eastern Spain, held annually from March 15 to 19. The festival takes place not only in the capital of the community - Valencia, but also in its other cities and environs);
Cadiz Day in Spain on March 19