About this Event:
San Fermín, also called the Running of the Bulls Festival, is one of the most famous events in Spain. It is best known for the bull runs through the streets of Pamplona. During the festival, you will see people dressed in white with red scarves and belts, which are part of the local tradition. The celebrations start with the Chupinazo, when a rocket is fired to mark the beginning of the festival. The streets then fill with music, dancing, street parties, and fireworks. On the final day, people gather for the Pobre de Mí ceremony, singing a farewell song as the festival comes to an end.
Date & Time:
San Fermín 2027 will take place from 6 to 14 July 2027, lasting nine days.
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Venue & Location:
The festival takes place across Pamplona, Spain, with celebrations happening in the city centre and nearby streets.
Staying overnight?
Check the nearest hotel near the venue.
Full Programme
The Festival de San Fermín 2027 full official programme has not yet been published.
For more information, please visit the Festival de San Fermín official website (https://www.sanfermin.com/).
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to help you plan your visit.
What time does the Running of the Bulls start?
The Running of the Bulls starts every morning at 8:00 AM and usually lasts between 2 and 4 minutes.
Where does the Running of the Bulls take place?
The bull run takes place through the streets of Pamplona, following an 850-metre route from Santo Domingo Street to the bullring.
Can visitors watch the Running of the Bulls from a balcony?
Yes, visitors can book a private balcony along the route to watch the bull run from above, away from the crowded streets.
How much do balcony tickets cost for San Fermín 2027?
Balcony prices start at around €175 per person and can reach almost €300, depending on the location and type of balcony.
Can anyone take part in the Running of the Bulls?
People aged 18 and over can take part, but running with the bulls is dangerous. Participants must follow the safety rules.
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