The day before Sanfermines. Ernest Hemingway statue in front of bullring.
City Hall Plaza
Enjoying dinner the night before Sanfermines
Statue dedication to all the runners at San Fermin
City Hall Plaza before Chupinazo
Chupinazo - The launching of the firecracker announcing the beginning of the festivities, better known as the Chupinazo, is the moment in which the fiesta really burst into life. The fuse of the firecracker is lit at 12 o’clock noon sharp on July 6th on the central, second-floor balcony of the Town Hall in the Plaza Consistorial to the shouts of “Viva San Fermin! Gora San Fermín!” (“Long live San Fermin!” first in Spanish, then in Basque).
Chupinazo at the City Hall Plaza
Fiesta of San Fermin: a sea of neckerchiefs hailing in nine unrepeatable days.
The Kiss. Chupinazo at the City Hall Plaza
Pamplona bullring
Walking around Sanfermines
Enjoying the food and drink at Sanfermines
Encierro - The running of the bulls
The bullring after the encierro. Runners are left in the ring where they take on small, wild cows
