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4-10 euros.
Introduction to attractions
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4-10 euros
Opening hours
March October. Monday to Friday 10:00-14:00, 17:00-20:00, weekends after 14:00<
Introduction
Event
Running Bull Festival The most important bullfighting festival in the world, Feria taurina de San Isidro, also known as the Running Bull Festival, is held once a year. Starting from late May, it is held across the country, usually for about a week, one after another, and lasts for one or two months. In July, the main festival is the "Guanniu Festival" (also known as the "Running Bull Festival"). Guanniu "is more popular among the masses. Participants who come from various parts of North America, Central and South America, and Europe, along with local residents, automatically put on white clothes and red belts to express their willingness to participate. Six bulls that had been specially trained for two years were suddenly released from the cowshed, followed by a large group of young men, running wildly through the city like a group of long-distance runners, heading straight for the bullfighting arena. These cows are very fierce. Some of their horns are sharpened and even show their nerves, causing pain at the touch. Some cows have their eyes smeared with chili to provoke them and trigger their wildness. The spectators along the way were like a tide, and the cheers were deafening. Many brave individuals, especially those curious outlaws, tried to approach the cow and tease it, but some were stabbed or even trampled to death
Located in the capital city of Madrid, Madrid, the Benyundas Bullring is a circular bullfighting ring with a diameter of 50 meters. It is the most famous bullfighting ring in Spain and can accommodate 20000 people.
. There is a folk belief that only the bullfighter who wins at the Banyundas Bullring is a true bullfighter, and therefore has become the only way and symbol of honor for bullfighters to achieve successEvent
Running Bull Festival The most important bullfighting festival in the world, Feria taurina de San Isidro, also known as the Running Bull Festival, is held once a year. Starting from late May, it is held across the country, usually for about a week, one after another, and lasts for one or two months. In July, the main festival is the "Guanniu Festival" (also known as the "Running Bull Festival"). Guanniu "is more popular among the masses. Participants who come from various parts of North America, Central and South America, and Europe, along with local residents, automatically put on white clothes and red belts to express their willingness to participate. Six bulls that had been specially trained for two years were suddenly released from the cowshed, followed by a large group of young men, running wildly through the city like a group of long-distance runners, heading straight for the bullfighting arena. These cows are very fierce. Some of their horns are sharpened and even show their nerves, causing pain at the touch. Some cows have their eyes smeared with chili to provoke them and trigger their wildness. The spectators along the way were like a tide, and the cheers were deafening. Many brave individuals, especially those curious outlaws, tried to approach the cow and tease it, but some were stabbed or even trampled to death
Cultural Geography
Tarjuuk and Knossos - a distant echo still echoes in Spain and Portugal today. There is a bullfighting warrior performance that reminds us of the ancient Forcados ritual: this ritual is most fully inherited by Spanish bullfighting, and it is the most romantic and thrilling activity
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