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Feria del Campo (Agriculture Fair)

📍 Dos Hermanas (Seville province)
🗓 Late February (dates vary annually)
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✨ What makes it special
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Major agricultural fair in greater Seville area. Showcases Andalusian livestock (sheep, goats, pigs, horses, fighting bulls—ganado
📷 Photos
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Feria del Campo (Agriculture Fair) — main event
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Feria del Campo (Agriculture Fair) — atmosphere
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Feria del Campo (Agriculture Fair) — crowd
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Feria del Campo (Agriculture Fair) — detail
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📅 Calendar of events
08:00
Encierro — Running of the Bulls
Daily. Six bulls, six steers, 800m of streets. Lasts 3-5 minutes.
12:00
Chupinazo — Opening rocket
Opening day only (July 6). The entire city erupts.
14:00
Giants parade (Gigantes)
Daily parade through old town streets with street bands.
18:30
Bullfight (Corrida)
Daily at Plaza de Toros. Tickets required.
22:00
Toro de fuego (Fire bull)
Fireworks bull through the crowd. Chaotic, spectacular, unmissable.
24:00
"Pobre de mí" closing ceremony
Final night only. The most emotional moment of the festival.
Times approximate. Check official programme.
👁 Where to watch
🐂On the route (Free)
Register at town hall. Genuinely dangerous — first-timers should watch, not run.
🏛Balconies on Calle Estafeta (Paid €40-80)
Best view, safely above the action. Book 6+ months ahead.
🎭Plaza de Toros entrance (Free)
See the dramatic finish. Arrive by 7am.
📺Watch on RTVE (Free)
Spanish TV broadcasts the full run live at 8am.
📖 Full description

Major agricultural fair in greater Seville area. Showcases Andalusian livestock (sheep, goats, pigs, horses, fighting bulls—ganado bravo for bullfighting), farm machinery (tractors, harvesters), agricultural technology (drones for irrigation, soil sensors). Not a tourist festival per se, but notable for: "Fiesta del Cuchareo" (spoon-tasting of salmorejo and gazpacho andaluz), "Catas de Vino" (sherry tastings from Marco de Jerez), "Exposición de Caballos" (Andalusian horse exhibition). Also "Ruta de la Tapa" with 30+ participating bars in Dos Hermanas tapas crawl (€2-3 per tapa + drink)

✈️ How to get there
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By air
Sevilla Airport (SVQ) — 15min from centre. Direct from UK and Europe.
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By train
AVE from Madrid (2.5hr), Córdoba (45min), Málaga (2hr).
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By bus
ALSA from Madrid and Andalucía.
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By car
SE-30 ring road. Parking near centre is very difficult during Semana Santa.
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Getting around
Metro, buses, trams. Old town best on foot.
🎟 Tickets
Main events
Running itself is free. Balcony viewing on route: €30-80. Book months ahead.
Additional events
Daily bullfights from €10 (sunny side) to €80+ (shade). Book at taquilla.com.
⚠️ Important tip
Avoid touts outside the bullring — they charge 3-5x face value.
🏨 Where to stay
Córdoba140km · 1.5hr
UNESCO old town
Jerez de la Frontera90km · 1hr
Sherry country
Huelva95km · 1hr
Coastal, affordable
Search accommodation near Dos Hermanas →
💡 Insider tips
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Watch first, run later
The balconies on Calle Estafeta give a perfect view. Running blind your first time is how people get hurt.
Arrive the night before
Hotels fill fast. Arriving the morning of is chaos.
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Phone in your pocket
You need both hands free at all times.
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