Feeling overwhelmed reading about all the events San Fermin includes? Join us on this webinar for a clear and concise explanation about the various events at San Fermin, when they are, and what to expect,
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4. What is San Fermin?
San Fermin is a weeklong festival
that occurs every July 6-14.
The most famous event at San
Fermin is the Running of the
Bulls (El Encierro) but also
includes many other events as
well.
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5. What is the purpose of San Fermin?
San Fermin started in the Middle
Ages when two events were
combined:
1. A Commercial Secular Fair that
cattle merchants attended.
This then lead to bullfighting.
2.
Religious ceremonies and
festivities honoring Saint
Fermin that originally occurred
in October and was then
changed to July to be at the
same time as the fair.
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6. What are the main
events of San Fermin?
• Txupinazo
(Opening Ceremonies)
• El Encierro
(Running of the Bulls)
• Gingantes Cabezudos
(Giants)
• Procesión
(Procession Parade)
• Pobre de Mi
(Closing Ceremonies)
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7. Txupinazo
(Opening Ceremonies)
• July 6th
• Starts at noon but people start
arriving at 10:00AM
• Free
• Plaza Consistorial in front of the
Ayuntamiento (City Hall)
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8. Txupinazo
The Txupinazo (Opening Ceremonies) officially marks the beginning
of the San Fermin Festival with the launch of a rocket at noon.
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9. Txupinazo VIP Private Terrace
We offer a VIP Txupinazo
Private Terrace with aerial views
of the Opening Ceremonies.
To learn more about the private
terrace and reserve your space
email us.
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11. El Encierro
(Running of the Bulls)
• July 7th - 14th
• 8:00AM
• Route begins at the Corrals on
Santo Domingo at and ends at the
Bullring
• You can either:
1.
Run with the bulls
2.
Watch from a balcony
3.
Watch from the barricade
4.
Watch the end of El Encierro at
the Plaza de Toros (Bullring)
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13. Procesión
(Procession Parade)
• July 7th
• Starts at 10:00AM
• Free
• City officials collect the
priest from the cathedral
and together go to San
Lorenzo to gather the
figure of San Fermin and
carry it through the
streets
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14. Gigantes
Cabezudos
• July 6th – 14th
• Starts at 9:30AM (Confirm
times and route on official
schedule)
• Streets of Pamplona
• Free
• Large giant puppets dance
through the streets of
Pamplona. This tradition dates
back to the 11th century
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15. Top Row (Left to Right): Reina Americana, Rey Americano, Reina Africana, Rey
Africano, Reina Asiática, Rey Asiático, Reina Europea, and Rey Europeo.
Second Row: Patata, Barbas, Coletas, Caravinagre, Napoleón, Berrugas,
Concejal, Japonés, Alcade, Abuela, and Japonesa.
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16. Pobre de Mi
(Closing Ceremonies)
• July 14th
• Starts at midnight
• Plaza de Consistorial in
front of the Ayuntamiento
(City Hall)
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17. Closing Ceremonies
(Pobre de Mi)
VIP Penthouse Terrace
We offer a VIP Penthouse Terrace
for the Closing Ceremonies. If you
are interested in joining us
on the terrace directly across from
Ayuntamiento email us today
or view our packages here.
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18. What other events occur during San Fermin?
• Guided Walking Tour
Welcome Tapas
• Bullfights
• Las Peñas
• Toro de Fuego
(Bull of Fire)
• Encierrillo
• Fireworks
• Rectial de Jota
• Apartado
• Rural Sport
• Baile de Apartgata
• Recortadores Contest
• Farewell to the Gigantes
Cabezudos
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19. Guided Walking Tour
Welcome Tapas
July 5th is a great day to arrive in
Pamplona because there is no
official events and therefore less
traffic.
We offer a package deal of an
Encierro Guided Walking Tour and
Welcome Tapas on July 5th. We
combined history and tapas to
make sure your first impression of
Pamplona is perfect.
• July 5th
• 6:00PM-10:00PM
• Click here to learn more
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20. Bullfights
•
July
6th
–
14th
•
Plaza
de
Toros
(Bullring)
•
Purchase
Eckets
today
on
our
site
•
Starts
at
6:30PM
•
July
5th
Novillada
•
July
6th
has
a
special
fight
called
Arrive
at
5:45PM
Corrida
de
Rejones
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21. Las Peñas
• July 7th – 14th
• Starts at 8:00PM
(See official schedule for
details)
• Plaza de Toros (Bullring)
• Free
• Follow around one of the
fifteen various bands after
the bullfights through the
streets of Pamplona
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22. Fuego de Toro
(Bull of Fire)
• July 6th – 14th
• Evening
(See official schedule for
times)
• Starts at the Plaza de Santiago
(Behind the city hall)
• Free
• A cardboard bull with
fireworks runs through the
streets of Pamplona
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23. • July 6th-13th
• Every night at 11:00PM
Encierrillo
• Night passage of the bulls from the
Corrales de Gas to the Corrales de
Santo Domingo. Silent event
• Attendance is by invitation only to
stand inside the wall.
• You can see the encierrillo from
Restaurante Portal Descalzos. If you
are interested in eating there during
the encirerrillo our concierge services
will be happy arrange this
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24. Fireworks
• July 6th – 14th
• Every night
• Citadel Park
• Free
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25. Terrace Spot
We
offer
a
VIP
terrace
to
watch
the
fireworks
located
right
in
Citadel
Park.
On
there
terrace
we
will
provide
wine
and
Spanish
ham.
Though
the
fireworks
begin
at
11:00PM
the
terrace
opens
at
10:00PM.
Learn
more
here.
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26. Recital of Jotas
• July 7th- 14th
(See official schedule for dates)
• Morning
(See official schedule for times)
• Paseo Sarasate
• Free
• Singing and dancing traditional
songs
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27. Apartado
• July 7th – 14th
• 1:00PM
• Apartado of the Plaza de
Toros (Bullring)
• Tickets are limited if you
are interested in attending
you can email us to buy
tickets.
• When the bulls are
assigned to a Matador for
the afternoon bullfight
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28. Rural Sports
• July 7th-14th (See official schedule
to confirm days)
• Noon (See official schedule to
confirm times)
• Plaza Fueros de Navarra
• Free
• Various people partake in
different sports such as stone
lifting, tree trunk chopping, and
soka-tira
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29. Baile de la Alpargata (Dance of the Espardille)
• July 7th-14th
• 9:00AM
• At New Casino Principal located
at the Plaza del Castillo 44
• A social fiesta for renowned
people of Pamplona featuring
spectacular views of Plaza del
Castillo and music
• By invitation only
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30. VIP Breakfast + Baile de la Alpargata + Pamplona Tour
Our deal that includes a VIP Breakfast + Baile de la Alpargata + Pamplona Tour is
a great option for those looking to enjoy the Balie de la Alpargata. Breakfast will
be at the New Casino, which is a private club with access reserved only for
members or by invitation. We have the blue saloon exclusively for our guests
with a full breakfast buffet. After breakfast and the dance we will go on a guided
walking tour through the historic city centre with a professional guide.
•
July
7th
–
14th
•
8:20AM-‐
Noon
•
Click
here
to
learn
more
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31. Recortadores Contest
• July 7th -14th (Some mornings)
• 10:45AM
• Plaza de Toros (Bullring)
• Tickets available at the Plaza de
Toros box office the morning of
• Recortadores are people that
jump over and around bulls
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32. Farewell to the Gigantes Cabezudos
• July 14th
• 2:00PM
• The last viewing of these
spectacular dancing giants
• The dantzaris dance to say
good-bye to the giants
• Free
• Plaza Consistorial
(City Hall Square)
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33. For more tips about
Pamplona and other
recommendations of
what to see and where
to eat download our
travel guide here.
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