There is no summer without San Fermín parties. This Thursday, July 6, the most characteristic festivities of Pamplona will begin with 'El Chupinazo'. Now, without a doubt, the great protagonists of San Fermín are the running of the bulls.
These races, which take place through the streets of Pamplona, are the real attraction of the San Fermín festivities and the events that arouse the greatest interest worldwide. Its origin dates back to medieval times, but the route that is currently carried out dates from the end of the 18th century.
The running of the bulls, which will take place every day from July 7 to 14, consists of a route of 848.6 meters between the corrals of Santo Domingo and the Plaza de Toros. In addition, they can be followed on television through RTVE's La 1 and online with the minute by minute of La Vanguardia.
Enjoying the San Fermín running of the bulls from the Pamplona bullring is very simple, as the Casa de Misericordia puts on sale tickets for all the running of the bulls this year. In addition, the bullring has two giant screens on which you can follow the entire running of the bulls until the arrival of the herd inside the bullring.
Buying tickets for the San Fermín running of the bulls in the Pamplona bullring is very simple. The House of Mercy puts them on sale in person at their ticket offices and also online on their website.
The prices of the tickets for the bullring are 10 euros for July 7, 11 euros for the weekend of July 8 and 9 and 6 euros for the rest of the days. In addition, for the last five running of the bulls of San Fermín there are discounts for children under 12 years of age.
