How to arrive

Pamplona has got quite good communication routes, although it must be remembered that precisely those days of the San Fermin Festival tend to break down all the services, especially at the weekends which is when the biggest inflow of people takes place. So it would be a good idea to plan your visit as well as you can beforehand, so that you don't miss any of the Fiesta. If you need help you could also ask to Asociación Navarra de Agencias de Viaje, offers various sanfermines facilities such as getting to watch the bull-running, the "txupinazo" (the opening ceremony of the fiestas), the "Pobre de mí" (the closing ceremony), tickets for the bull-fights etc.

The following is a list of timetables, routes, prices and so on. It all depends on the health of your wallet. So, check out the whole thing and we'll see you in the streets of Pamplona on the long-awaited 6th of July!

The Pamplona Coach Station is right in the center of the city, located in Yenguas y Miranda Street. The Coach Station is completely new and modern and is entirely under street level. It is linked by urban bus with both the train station and the airport. There is a left luggage booth but this is relocated during Sanfermin to San Francisco square in the old part of town. Remember that there is no subway service in Pamplona.