Running of the Bulls Tour

During this Sanfermines tour, participants will explore the rich history behind this celebrated festival. We will stroll along the bull-running route, immersing ourselves in the vibrant atmosphere of Pamplona from July 6 to 14.

Tour Overview

Have you ever been curious about the iconic running of the bulls in Spain? Join us at the designated meeting point in central Pamplona to embark on this exciting journey!

Our Sanfermines adventure in Pamplona kicks off with a short walk to the Santo Domingo corrals, where the bulls rest the night prior to the event.

Adjacent to this location lies the San Fermin niche. Before the bull run begins, participants gather to recite a traditional prayer in front of the saint's likeness: We ask San Fermín, as he is our patron saint, to guide us in the running of the bulls by giving us his blessing. Following this, we will return to the Plaza Consistorial to admire the striking facade of the Pamplona City Hall, famously known for launching the chupinazo on July 6.

As we proceed through the charming streets of Pamplona, we will make our way along Estafeta Street, recognized as the most perilous and renowned section of the running of the bulls. Here, we will uncover the most desirable balconies that offer a safe vantage point to view the thrilling event.

At the conclusion of Estafeta Street, we’ll have the opportunity to view the Plaza de Toros de Pamplona from the outside, where the race culminates. Our tour will wrap up at the Monument to the Running of the Bulls, approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes to 1.5 hours after we commence.