The streets of Pamplona are a permanent feast in early July. The main protagonist is the bull, but there is much more. Night and day, risk and emotion coexist with joy and fun. On July 6, before 12 noon, there is no one missing in the Plaza del Ayuntamiento de Pamplona.
The most anticipated time of the year is about to arrive: the festivities of San Fermín. Thousands of people dressed in the typical costume, between wine and good gastronomy, with the handkerchief held high, await the launch of the rocket that starts the party: “the chupinazo”. The moment of joy is collective that gives way to nine days of celebration throughout the streets of the city. It is impossible not to join the party. The spirit and the environment are contagious, so you can only let yourself go.
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