The running of the bulls is a prelude to the bullfight in some towns, such as Pamplona, Spain. The bulls are held in corrals outside the town and must be moved to the bullring the morning before a bullfight is scheduled. They are run through the streets of the town to the ring with tame steers and people started the custom of running with the bulls. One must be 18 years of age at least, must be sober and must run with (or in front of) the animals and not in the opposite direction. Runners are also forbidden to antagonize the animals in any way.
It is held every year in Pamplona, Spain, from July 6 through the 14th.
6th-14th July each year
The running of the bulls takes place each year in Pamplona, where people run from bulls that have been released. There is no previous name for this event, it has always been called the running of the bulls.
Pamplona, the capital city of the Province of Navarre holds the Feria de San Fermin from July 6 to July 14 each year. The running of the bulls is celebrated during the feria.
One a year in July
Pamplona, north east Spain, started in the 14th Century. Held every year, July 6 -14. during the San Fermin Festival
In Pamplona, Spain, the running of the bulls occurs on July 7 every year. It doesn't take very long for the bulls to run down the street toward the bullring.
The Running of the Bulls is a prestigious Spanish event where a small group of Bulls run across the towns streets. People run in front of the bulls for approximately 800m, wihere at least 200 people are injured every year.
The running of the bulls in Pamplona.
Pamplona, Spain during the Festival de San Fermin in July of each year.
San Fermin is the Spanish festival commonly known as the running of the bulls. It takes place in Pamplona, Spain on the 7th of July each year.
The Running of the Bulls (San Fermin festival) takes place in Pamplona, Spain every year. It involves people running in front of a group of bulls that have been let loose on a course through the streets of the city.