The document provides information about the Running of the Bulls festival in Pamplona, Spain. It describes the origins of the festival dating back to the 13th century. It outlines the key events that take place each day from July 7-14, including the famous early morning bull run through the streets. The festival is part of the larger San Fermin celebration for the patron saint of Pamplona. Rules for safe participation in the bull run are also listed.

1. The Running of the Bulls Festival
in Pamplona
By: Noah

2. Table of Contents
The Origins
The Rules
The Famous People
Time Frame
The Importance
The Route
The Events
Watch It
Work Cited

3. Origins
• The Running of the bulls was created as part
of the larger San Fermin festival.
• It is unknown when it was started but
evidence was found as far back as the 13th
century.
• The first time citizens from different countries
participated in the bull run was in the 17th and
18th centuries.

4. When it Takes Place
• It takes place 7th-14th in the month of July
during the San Fermin Festival.
• The bull-run takes place every day at 8am. The
runners need to show up at 7:30 and must
wear red clothing.

5. The Events
• It is a event in the San Fermin Festival.
• Other events include the not as widely-known
Tomatino Fight, Riau Riau, and Gigantes.
• On the last day they throw a huge festival to
end the 7 days of celebration, it is called Pobre
de Mi.

6. The Importance
• It is a joining together to celebrate religion.
• The San Fermin festival is a religious festival
for the patron saint of Pamplona and Navarra.

7. Famous People that Participated
• Some famous people that have participated
are Taylor Laughtner, Abby Gulveriny and
Texua Apple.

8. The Route
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1 - Coralillos
2 - Cuesta de Santa Domingo
3 - Plaza de Ayuntamiento
4 - Curva de Mercaderes hacia Estafeta
5 - Calle Estafeta
6 - Curva de telefonica
7 - Callejon
8 - Plaza de Toros
9 – Plaza del Castillo

9. The Rules
1. Anyone under 18 cannot participate.
2. Do not climb on or over fences.
3. Do not hide in doorways dead-ends or corners before run
starts.
4. Those who are under the influence of alcohol will be kept
away from the race.
5. Do not carry anything while running.
6. Participants must dress appropriately.(San Fermin
Costumes and correct footwear)
7. Do not distract, grab onto, harass or mistreat the animals.
8. Do not take photos from within the course.
9. Follow all instructions from authorities.
10. All participants should gather at Cuesta de Santo Domingo

10. Work Cited
• http://www.spanish-fiestas.com/festivals/sanfermin/
• http://gospain.about.com/od/pamplonabullru
n/qt/pamplona_rules.htm
• http://meandmymoustache.wordpress.com/2
011/11/29/51/