SAN FERMINES AND BAZTAN VALLEY CONGRESS

Visit to Pamplona. We will meet at the Pza del Ayuntamiento to make the tour of the confinement. The people will be dressed in white and during the visit they will receive the girdle and the "scarf" to be able to enter the Plaza de Toros. Entrance to the Bullring through the Main Gate or through the Patio de Caballos.

Chupinazo and proclamation by an authority of the Pamplona City Council. Subsequently simulation of the confinement, inside the plaza, with 2 bulls on wheels. To finish the exit with a small brass band or pipers, as is done after the official chupinazo.

Departure through the Patio de Caballos to the Fronton Labrit where we will have the traditional Sidreria dinner.

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Starters: Salad, Chorizos with Cider and Cod Omelette.
Main course: Beef steak.
Dessert: Cheese, Walnuts and Quince Sweet.  

Drink during dinner: Cider in Kupela open until coffee is served.
Drinks at the table: Crianza Wine, soda, water and coffee

For those people who cannot eat ribeye, we have the alternative of hake trancho.

For the companions, departure to visit the Baztan Valley, the Caves and the Zugarramurdi Museum.

The Baztan Valley is located in the Atlantic Pyrenees, it is a valley characterized by being the land of hidalgos and Indians, who returned from overseas with a great fortune that they invested in remodeling it. pilgrims, witches and smugglers also left their mark. Elizondo is the capital of the valley, and is surrounded by an idyllic natural environment.

Zugarramurdi "Sorginen Leizea" as this karst complex is called, makes mention of the pagan celebrations that took place in some of its rooms in ancient times and that, in the Inquisitorial Process from 1609 to 1614, were presented as evident proof that in Zugarramurdi acts where witchcraft was practiced.