Wednesday 05th August 2026,
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Milagre Metaleiro Open Air 2026 changes venue location

Milagre Metaleiro Open Air 2026 changes venue location

Milagre Metaleiro Open Air will begin a new chapter in 2026 by moving to Parque de Lazer das Cruzinhas.

Located only around two kilometres from the centre of the village of Pindelo dos Milagres, the new site offers improved conditions for welcoming thousands of festivalgoers, while preserving the essence that has established Milagre Metaleiro as a leading name within the Portuguese and Iberian metal scene. Surrounded by nature and offering a privileged landscape, the venue provides greater comfort, together with renewed camping and parking areas, without losing the welcoming, family-oriented atmosphere that characterises the festival.

The move represents a step forward in the event’s development, allowing it to continue growing without sacrificing the close relationship between the audience, bands and organisers. The new space has been designed to provide an even more complete experience, bringing together music, social interaction, local cuisine and the unique spirit that makes Milagre Metaleiro much more than a festival.

From 21 to 23 August, Parque de Lazer das Cruzinhas will become the new home of Milagre Metaleiro Open Air. It will provide a new stage on which to continue writing a story that has now reached its 17th edition, always driven by the same passion for metal and for the people who make this festival a true miracle.

Tickets

Tickets remain available at milagremetaleiro.eu, where all information regarding the festival, camping and other services can also be found. Advance sale: three-day pass for €75 and daily ticket for €43.

Location

GPS: 40.79629803329746, -7.950171642671025

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