The festival of San Fermín, or the Running of the Bulls in Pamplona, as it’s more commonly known outside Spain, officially begins at midday on 6th July every year with the ‘Chupinazo’ which takes place on the balcony of the Casa Consistorial in Pamplona. Thousands of people congregate in the …
Navarra is a region steeped in rich cultural heritage where history and tradition come alive through its vibrant annual fiestas. These celebrations offer visitors a unique insight into the local way of life which include world-famous bull runs, religious pilgrimages and lively food fairs. The annual calendar of festivals in …
Tucked away in the northern corner of Spain, Navarra is a hidden gem amongst Spain’s autonomous communities, offering a wealth of history, culture and natural beauty. This region, sharing borders with France and the Basque Country, boasts a unique identity shaped by centuries of resilience and autonomy. From the ancient …
Discover the City, the Region and the Fiestas The Spanish city of Pamplona became famous for many people thanks to the writings of Ernest Hemingway whose 1926 novel ‘The Sun Also Rises’ described his time at the the San Fermín fiestas. Today the capital of the Navarra region is synonymous …