Madrid Bullring Tour

The Madrid Bullring (Las Ventas) is the most iconic bullring in Spain, located in the city center. Built in 1929, it features the typical Mudéjar architectural style. As a symbol of Spanish bullfighting culture, it is not only a dream stage for bullfighters but also attracts countless tourists to explore this tradition. Upon entering the bullring, the first thing that catches your eye is the magnificent red brick building. The arched colonnades and intricate tile decorations exude a strong Spanish flair. The circular stands can accommodate 23,000 spectators, and during the season, it is always packed, filled with a tense and exciting atmosphere. Standing at a high point overlooking the sandy bullring, I imagined the scene of bullfighters confronting bulls in the arena, and couldn't help but feel the unique charm of bullfighting culture. In addition to bullfighting performances, the bullfighting museum inside the arena is also a must-visit. The museum displays the costumes, trophies, and paintings of bullfighters from various eras, providing a deeper understanding of the history and development of this tradition. Although bullfighting culture has sparked controversy in modern society, it is undeniable that it has become a part of Spanish culture, witnessing the passion and courage of the locals. This trip gave me a deeper appreciation of Spanish traditions and left me with unforgettable memories of the grandeur and historical significance of the bullring.