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Calle Iturrama 21, Pamplona, Navarra, 31007, Spain
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Hi Im currently from australia but in america on my around the world trip at the moment. will get to london in mid june and looking for some people to travel with down to pamplona for the the bull running or looking for some other people to share a hotel room or accomodation with.
Where is a good place to stay in pamplona that is safe and clean and if anyone has a spare bed or room available let me know the cost and location.
Hi,
I am staying in a hostel called Residencia de Estudiantes Los Abedules...it's about a 20 minute walk...I heard it is really clean.
I am arriving on July 10 and leaving on July 14. I am traveling alone...I really want to run with the bulls and I am looking for some cool people to go with. If you are looking to meet up with people, please let me know.
Matt
Hey guys. I just booked my trip to Pamplona this past Wednesday (July 1) I'm going solo and looking to meet up with people. I get in Friday at 2pm and I hope to run Saturday and sunday. I would love to find some people to meet up with a small spot to sleep - it doesn't even have to be a bed!! Anyone know of any places to stay on the cheaper side?? Hope to hear from someone!!
I'll be arriving in Pamplona on Thursday and booked 2 nights there at Hostel Hemingway. Saturday was completely booked and everywhere seems quite expensive. Looking for a possible roommate to share Saturday night. I'm coming from Barcelona as a solo traveler and looking for cool people to meet up with during the running of the bulls. =)
During the San Fermin festivities, avoid buying the sangria in a bottle from the local marts that are in the old town. It is nasty stuff. Much better to go the one of the supermercados just north of the bull ring, buy a bottle of reasonably good spanish wine, some fresh orange juice and some lemon lime soda and mix your own batch.
I know, this tip title seems to be suspiciously like the one for the Monumento a los Caídos, but they are actually for two very different things and no, I am not trying to double up on tips. This is in fact for a very modest monument, one that is so uncontroversial that it doesn't even make it into wikipedia or any of the more detailed guides to the city. It is located at the intersection of calles Navas de Tolosa and Tirajana, at the end of the Paseo de Victoria. The monument is actually quite interesting for two reasons. The first is the dates marked on it: 1872 and 1938, the Second Carlist War and the Civil War, which, in 1938, might have looked like a third Carlist War to some Navarrese supports of the coup, who thought that Franco would restore traditional political structures. The second is the design of this modest monument. The opposite side from the dates has two bas-reliefs that are quite similar to Fascist-era art in Italy, and I would bet that there was at least some Italian influence on the sculptor, and that the monument was erected in the 1930s, given these bas-reliefs and their contrast to the much more austere and classical lines of Franco-era monuments.
Los Jardines de la Taconera are a splendid park that really does not disappoint. Sometimes its seems like you go to a park or to gardens and then end up being dirty or ill-maintained, leaving you with a feeling like you just went to a public part in a North American suburb. These gardens, however, retain their Romantic splendor and have plenty to admire and take pictures of. Taconera is thought to have come from the local Basque phrase for outside the walls (ateak-en-arat), as the park was originally outside the Mediaeval city’s walls. With the construction of the current fortified structure in the 16th century, it was included inside the walls, and actually encompassed the entire area up to the Paseo de Sarasate, which was swallowed up by the Primer Ensanche. The gardens have a number of statues and monuments, including the Portal de San Nicolas, the MariBlanca (a statue) and the large monument to the Composer Gayarre, which stands in the centre of the park.
The anticipation... waiting... wondering "what the hell am i doing?!"
It was agonizing!!! My body trembles even now, just thinking about it...
"When are they going to let us run?!" " I want to get out of here"
But it's too late... the path has been cleared...
3 minutes till the rocket goes off.... and FINALLY we are allowed to go!
WHEW!
I can't believe i even put myself in that situation...
I'm sureprised with myself... i said i wasn't going to do it...
BUT I did, and it was ALL WORTH IT!!!
Ok, so I may not have been anywhere NEAR the bulls during the run... but i *DID* run!! :D
by this time, it was TOO LATE to back out!!!
Now for the REST of the fun!! :) Yeee!
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