[2025 Pamplona Attraction] Travel Guide for Pamplona (Updated May)

#europetrip Spain, located in southwestern Europe, is a country rich in cultural diversity, historical landmarks, and vibrant traditions. From the bustling streets of Madrid to the picturesque beaches of Barcelona, Spain offers a myriad of experiences for travelers. Explore the architectural wonders of Antoni Gaudí in Barcelona's Sagrada Família or delve into the Moorish heritage of Alhambra in Granada. Indulge in culinary delights such as tapas and paella while savoring local wines in lively markets and quaint bodegas. Immerse yourself in flamenco rhythms in Seville or witness the vibrant festivities of Pamplona's Running of the Bulls. Spain's blend of ancient history, artistic treasures, and modern charm ensures an unforgettable journey through one of Europe's most captivating destinations.

Pamplona is located in the north of Spain. It is famous for the running of the bulls. There are many bars and restaurants in the city. You can taste Basque pintxos #Christmas #Pamplona

During the month-long journey, on the Camino de Santiago, I had a routine of my own. Whenever I entered a big city, I would stay overnight and take a full day off. Personally, I thought this kind of rest was really important, so instead of staying in an albergue, I would take a private rest in a hotel room or share an apartment with other Korean pilgrims. Pamplona was the first big city I encountered on the French Way Camino, and what I was most happy about was the Chinese buffet where I could eat food similar to Korean food :) #EuropeanTravel #Pamplona #SpainTravel

When I got up at five in the morning, I found that the Spaniards didn't sleep at all. The whole street was full of people. I don't know if the cows saw such a scene and dared to chase them. The route of Ben Niu is 849 meters in lightning shape, which has been a route that has not changed for many years, from the pasture outside the city to the bullring in the city. At the Bulls Day, safety is at the top of the list. Therefore, there are also many regulations. For example, if you are drunk, you can't participate in the running cow, you can't wear slippers, you can't take mobile phones and cameras, and you can't bring your child to the route. If the police see you breaking the rules, they will take you away. In order to be on the safe side, there is a very professional team of doctors who are always ready. In addition, it is very important to respect animals at the Bulls Day. If the cowherd sees you hitting a cow, pulling the tail of a cow, or pulling his horn, they are rude to you. So the bull and the bullfight are completely different. The bull is very popular, but most people in Spain don't like bullfighting because everyone feels that the bullfight is very cruel and bloody.