1. Irun in Euskera or Castilian Pamplona inNavarra,
northern Spain. This city steeped in history, religion,
tradition and culture. The city is built on a hill for protection
and it is a fortified city, with its walls intact in the old part of
the extension and give it a medieval atmosphere present
throughout the old part of Pamplona and the surrounding
neighborhoods.
Located just 80 kilometers from the border with
France across the Pyrenees. It is the perfect place to enjoy
nature, or enjoy the fantastic wine.
The festivals are held annually in Pamplona between 6
and July 14, dating back to before the twelfth century and is
a mixture of religion, party and bulls, a mixture of religious
homage to San Fermin, patron of Pamplona along with San
Saturnino large and spectacular celebrations bullfighting
traditions.
The Pamplonans are proud to promote their parties and
enjoy it more than the visitors. Among the events taking
place, are the closures, parades, giants and big
heads, kilikis, Zaldiko bull fire, family shows, traditional
music and dance, cultural, sports, exhibition grounds, fires.
All in all, everything goes on uninterrupted eight-day
festival in Pamplona and it is one of the best experiencies
you can live.