The seven day festival is conducted from 6th to 14th of July every year. There is no bull running on the opening day.People above 18 yrs can participate without any registration.

2. When / Where / Why???
 6th-14th July every year
 When?
 Where?  Town Hall of Pamplona, Northern
Spain
 Why?
 Though the history is
unclear, evidences of the Bull
Running celebrations can be traced
back to 14th century. It is widely
believed that the event initially
originated to bring the bulls from off-
site corrals, to sell at the market, men
would attempt to speed up the cattle
using tactics of fear and excitement
.Over the years, this changed into a
competition as youngsters attempt to
race in front of the bull without being
overtaken
 .

3. .
The seven- day festival is conducted from 6 th to 14 th of July
every year.
There is no bull running on the opening day.
People above 18 yrs can participate without any registration.
All should dress in white with a red handkerchief around
their necks and a red sash around their waist.
Once the signal is on, six bulls along with six steers charge
down the street towards the bullring along an 825m stretch.
once all the rings entered the bullring and the final rockets
marks the end of the Bull Run.

4. DO's
Reach the venue early and take the
corners tight, as the bulls are going to go
wide.
 Viewers can stand behind the fence or
on balconies
Music, dancing and drinking allowed,
but don’t drink too much
It is acceptable to tap the bull with a
rolled-up newspaper
While running, if you slip, trip, get
pushed, stumble, or just plain fall – stay
down.

5. Don’ts
People below 18 yrs of age must not
run
Crossing police barriers placed to
ensure that the run goes off smoothly.
Respect the bull; never pull its tail or
any action that could hamper it
Avoid waiting in corners, blind spots,
doorways or in entrances to other
establishments located along the run.
Glass is not allowed
Photography prohibited, with out
due authorization

8. Thank You
Aug 14 2012
Michael Haas | Cheaptickets.sg