Running of the Bulls Blog
Expert insights on the encierro route, bull behavior, San Fermín culture, and Pamplona strategy from active bull runners who run every morning of Fiesta.
Tudela Runs Its Own Encierro Ten Days After San Fermín Ends. Almost Nobody Outside Navarra Knows It.
Ten days after the last “Pobre de mí” fades in Pamplona’s Plaza Consistorial, a second encierro starts running, on a different route, in a different city, for a different saint. It is not a copy of San Fermín and it is not a tourist reenactment. Tudela, Navarra’s second-largest city, has run its own bulls through […]
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Deep-dive articles written by the bull runners who run every morning of San Fermín.
Route & Strategy
Section-by-section breakdowns of the 875-meter encierro route from Santo Domingo to the Plaza de Toros.
The Encierro
Understanding bull behavior, the rocket system, herd dynamics, and what happens on the Pamplona bull run each morning.
History & Culture
The traditions, evolution, and cultural significance of San Fermín and the Running of the Bulls in Pamplona.
History of the Bulls
The ganaderías (bull ranches), cabestros, and the animals that define each morning of the encierro.
About Encierro
Who we are, why we exist, and what drives Pamplona’s most dedicated team of bull runners.
Runner Stories
First-hand accounts from the streets of Pamplona — what it’s like to run with the bulls during San Fermín.