The most famous and infamous festival in Spain is probably the San Fermin festival of Pamplona (Sanfermines). Named after Pamplona’s first bishop and patron saint, the festival begins at noon on July 6 and ends July 14 at midnight. The festival annually attracts over a million visitors from all over the world. The most prominent …
Nine things to do in Pamplona Pamplona is the capital of the Spanish province of Navarra and runs to the south of the border with France. The region is located between The Basque Country and Aragon. The city has something for everyone: whether you are visiting to take part in the thrill of the San …
Navarra is an autonomous province in the north of Spain, bordering the Pyrenees. The capital, Pamplona, is mainly known for its annual San Fermin festival, where a crowd of bulls run through the narrow streets of the ancient city. Furthermore, the region is relatively unknown to the general public. A shame, because this particular region …
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