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Planning ahead for the Running of the Bulls?

The San Fermín Festival in Pamplona, best-known for the daily Running of the Bulls or encierro (in Spanish), attracts over 1 million visitors each year.  As you probably know by now, housing and balcony places, amongst other things, are very difficult to come by. 

PamplonaHousing.com was started by an aficionado of the festival who wants to help others enjoy it to the fullest.  Let us help you:

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1. ➡Rent a Balcony to get a great view of the encierro
   

2. ➡Watch the Txupinazo (opening ceremony) from an exclusive penthouse terrace
   

3. ➡Meet fellow aficionados for daily Tapas & Wine in a private Pamplona penthouse
   

4. ➡Buy Bull Fight Tickets and watch the time-hornored Spanish tradition
   

5. ➡Join the Pobre de Mi closing celebrations from an exclusive penthouse terrace
   

6. ➡Find a place to sleep; whether it’s an exquisite hotel or an apartment
   

7. ➡Watch our San Fermín Video Guide episodes
   

8. •Running of the Bulls
   

9. •San Fermín Festival
   

10. •Txupinazo (opening ceremonies)
    

11. •Fountain Jumping
    

What is PamplonaHousing.com?

PamplonaHousing.com was started by Mark Regouby in 2007.  Through video guides, blog entries and narrative posted on this page you can become an insider of the festival, even before arriving.  Here’s his story:

When I came to Pamplona to run with the bulls, I didn’t even know there was a larger fiesta called “San Fermín.”  I drove my rental car over the Pyerenees, picked up a guide book at a roadside tourist office, and stood in a lonely phone booth in the middle of Navarra calling hotel after hotel for accommodations in Pamplona.  The shock of finding that there were no hotel rooms in Pamplona led me to start PamplonaHousing.com.

Along with a few more experienced San Fermín enthusiasts, I have put together a network of friends in Pamplona who cater to every need someone would have during San Fermín:  Transportation from Pamplona area airports (Vitoria, Bilbao, San Sebastian, Zaragoza, and Biarritz); Apartment Rentals in Pamplona (especially in the casco viejo or old city); diner reservations in Pamplona restaurants and gourmet tapas; and most importantly, Balconies in Pamplona for watching the running of the bulls.

I know expert bull runners who can take you over the entire bull run route and explain how best to avoid mortal wounds.  Running with the bulls in Pamplona is a dangerous activity, but well worth the risk if you pay attention to the change it brings inside you.  Facing up to death on the streets of Pamplona makes every other challenge in life seem trivial when compared to the running of the bulls.

So, if you’re looking for a hotel room in Pamplona, I wish you buena suerte (good luck).  Most of the Pamplona hotels sell out by mid-March for the running of the bulls.  If you have a few friends with you and you need lodging in Pamplona, please send me an email.  We can provide Pamplona apartment rentals to meet most group’s needs.  If you just have one or two people, this gets more difficult... hotel rooms in Pamplona are best suited for groups that size, as Pamplona apartments typically can accommodate 6 to 12 people.

Coming to Pamplona to run with the bulls was one of the highlights of my life.  I hope you have an equally fantastic experience during San Fermín.

I believe that the only way to truly enjoy San Fermín is to be right in the middle of the action.  I can help you find balconies for watching the bull run and apartments along the bull run route or within a 10 minute walk.

After running with the bulls and celebrating San Fermín festivals, I decided to try living in Pamplona during the “normal” part of the year so I moved there to study Spanish.  Pamplona is a magical city with a rich history.  I’d like to help you enjoy Pamplona and the San Fermín festival as much as I have.

Browse our site to see if I can help, or just read my blog to learn more about the region and the town’s preparations for San Fermín. 

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My updates from Pamplona:

Back in the Saddle Again! (read blog)

May 29th - The clock is ticking! (read blog)

April 2nd - Summertime, and the livin’ is easy (read blog)

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