Running of the Bulls in Pamplona, Spain
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Hemingway's 1926 novel made Pamplona's bull run world-famous!
Before 'The Sun Also Rises,' the San Fermín festival was largely a local Spanish tradition. Hemingway attended in 1923 and immortalized it. Explore the history at Wikipedia
The Running of the Bulls began as a simple cattle drive!
Workers in Pamplona needed to move bulls from riverside pens to the bullring. Young men began running ahead to taunt and speed the herd — and a daring tradition was born, traced back to the 13th century.
The Pamplona bull run is only 875 meters — yet draws 1M+ visitors!
The San Fermín festival dates to the 14th century. The iconic run lasts just 2–3 minutes through Pamplona's cobblestone streets each July. Learn more at Wikipedia
