Events for students in Europe

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The Roskilde Festival, one of the longest-running and best rock events in Europe, takes over Roskilde in Denmark every year. Continually attracting some of the biggest names in rock, it's one of Denmark's, and Scandinavia's, most raucous annual events.

Widely considered the world's greatest tennis tournament, top-seed players, traditional strawberries and cream and the infamous rain delays set Wimbledon apart from other Grand Slams. Some of the greatest matches of all time have been fought out here on Centre Court.

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The annual Dublin Writers Festival has grown from a celebration of contemporary Irish writing into a fully fledged international event. Past visitors here have included Roddy Doyle, Kevin Myers, Rageh Omaar, Joseph O'Connor, Jackie Kay, Iain Sinclair and John Waters.

Tihany, on the shores of Hungary's largest lake, Balaton, is a hive of activity at the end of June. Not only does the final weekend feature the Ultrabalaton running marathon, but also the culmination of the annual five-day Balaton Bike Fest.

The County Wexford Strawberry Festival at Enniscorthy includes music, theatre, street entertainment, funfairs, markets and kids' activities. There are also Viking battle re-enactments and live music on the bandstand in Market Square.

The Irish Derby is the biggest event on the Irish racing calendar. On race day the Curragh - one of the oldest sporting venues in Europe - is the focus of a nation united by its love of racing.

The beautiful island of Rhodes plays host to a film festival with an eco twist. Documentaries, shorts and features with environmental and ecological themes are aired in various venues in Rhodes town, supported by visual arts along the same theme.

Since 1620 Castrillo de Murcia has celebrated Corpus Christi with an act that is known as El Colacho. The famously bizarre event sees grown men dressed as the Devil leaping over a row of babies lying in street.

Acceptance of the gay and lesbian scene has taken a bit of the edgy excitement out of the Dublin LGBTQ Pride Festival. However, it still packs more fun into the season than you can shake a freedom banner at.

Wianki, on the banks of the Vistula at Krakow, is not only an ancient paean to midsummer with sobotka (ceremonial bonfires) lit along the river, but also a free music festival. Tradition is also served with wreaths set adrift downstream.

On the day of Corpus Christi, Seville's streets are scattered with fragrant rosemary and locals gather to watch the religious procession leave the cathedral. After morning mass, it's common for locals to eat churros (sugary strips of deep-fried batter).

The Nit de Foc (Night of Fire) is one of the most popular festivals in Palma de Mallorca. The huge bonfires and fireworks displays, held each year in the Parc de la Mer, mark the beginning of Mallorca's summer fiestas.

Each summer solstice, members of the European Music Day network (aka Fête Européenne de la Musique) organise free concerts all around their cities. Athens takes the event to heart, with numerous concerts and special performances.

The Acropolis Rally is a well-established round of the World Rally Championship (WRC). Despite being a tradition in Athens for over 50 years, this car race changed location in 2009 and is now held in the town of Loutraki.

Wianki nad Wisla (literally "wreaths on the Vistula") commemorates the midsummer with a day-long picnic by Warsaw's river Vistula. Thousands come to soak up the sun and take part in the traditional releasing of thousands of wreaths into the river.

A festival of rock and metal music, Sonisphere comes to the green Warsaw suburb of Lotnisko Bemowo for a whole day of screaming guitars and headbanging. Sonisphere is one of Warsaw's most popular and anticipated music events.

Berlin's Carnival of Cultures street party and parade celebrates the German capital's multicultural spirit with music and dancing in the Kreuzberg district. Exotic food and drinks add to the atmosphere and around half a million people join in the fun.

Swarms of devotees fill El Rocío village during the annual Whitsunday Pilgrimage. After days of travelling in carriages or on horseback, the pilgrims gather to camp out under the stars, sing and dance around bonfires and worship the Virgin Mary.