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Pamplona Jul 6-12
Fri, 03/06/2009 - 17:54
All,
We are looking for sleeping arrangements in pamplona for a few days during San Fermin (Running of the Bulls). Besides hostels/hotels (which any suggestions of an available/cheap place would be nice), what other arrangements are there? I have heard of people sleeping in a park and/or renting tents in the city center.
Thanks in advance for your help. Cheers!
I am leaving from AUS with $4000 for 34 days
Dublin, Bergen, Amsterdam, Munich, Interlaken, Florence, Siena, Rome, Barcelona, Pamplona, Donostia
Dublin, Bergen, Amsterdam, Munich, Interlaken, Florence, Siena, Rome, Barcelona, Pamplona, Donostia
People in Pamplona rent out apartments/rooms in their apartments, but it can be quite pricey and they fill up fast. If you choose to sleep in a park or tent bring a sleeping bag because it gets chilly there at night. I’d also consider staying in San Sebastian and taking a bus down to Pamplona. You could take the bus down just for the running in the morning and then head back to San Sebastian, or take it down the night before, party overnight, run with the bulls, then bus back.