San Fermín 2026 Guide: Pamplona Dates, Bulls and Safety
San Fermín returns to Pamplona from 6 to 14 July 2026, with the Chupinazo, bull runs, fireworks, giants and long nights in the old town.
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San Fermín 2026 runs from 6 to 14 July in Pamplona. The Chupinazo opens the festival at noon on 6 July and the bull runs take place at 8 am from 7 to 14 July.
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Safety note
The encierro is dangerous. Do not run if you are tired, drunk, filming, wearing loose footwear or unsure where the exits are. Watching from a balcony, barrier or the bullring screen is often the better visitor choice.
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