It depends on the activities you want to attend and your budget. This world-known fiesta begins with the San Fermin Opening Ceremony, known as the “Chupinazo” on July 6th at noon. There are bull runs or “encierros” every morning from July 7th thought the 14th. Also, bullfights take place every night from July 6th to July 14th in Pamplona’s famous Plaza de Toros.
Each day ends with a bang as well. The Peñas -- social clubs of Pamplona -- face off against each other in Pamplona's international fireworks competition. Each night is arranged by a different Peña, ensuring the fireworks never gets old.
Every day is full of traditional events you can’t miss. San Fermin's Closing Ceremony, or “Pobre de Mi,” takes place on July 14th at midnight.