On this tour of the Sanfermines we'll discover the history of this popular festival. We'll walk along the route of the running of the bulls, and we'll know how these festivities are lived in Pamplona from July 6 to 14.
Tour Details
Ever wanted to find out more about the legendary running of the bulls event in Spain? Meet us at the indicated time in the Pamplona city center and let the excitement begin!
From there, we'll begin our tour of the Sanfermines in Pamplona by taking a walk to the corrals of Santo Domingo: the place where the bulls spend the night before the running of the bulls.
Next to this place, we'll see the niche of San Fermin. Before the start of the running of the bulls, the runners sing in front of the figure of the saint their classic prayer: We ask San Fermín, as he is our patron saint, to guide us in the running of the bulls by giving us his blessing. After learning various fun facts about the running of the bulls, we'll return to the Plaza Consistorial to see the facade of the City Hall of Pamplona, from whose balcony the famous chupinazo is performed on July 6.
We'll continue our walk through the old town of Pamplona on Estafeta Street, the street along which runs the most iconic and dangerous stretch of the running of the bulls of San Fermin. We'll discover which are the most coveted balconies on the street, from which you can follow the races without any risk.
Just at the end of Estafeta Street, we'll see from the outside the Plaza de Toros de Pamplona, the place where the race ends. Finally, from the bullring, we'll go to the Monument to the Running of the Bulls, where we'll conclude this walking tour 1 hour and 15 minutes to 1.5 hours after the start.
