There are about 70 bullrings in Andalucia. Seville is the most important. Don't miss the week of fights which coincide with the Seville Spring Fair . Ronda is the oldest bullring in Spain. It hosts the famous Goyesque Fair in early September. Some bullrings house bullfighting museums. They can also be used for other events such as pop concerts.


Where can I see a Bullfight in Spain?

Along with eating tapas , drinking sangria and watching flamenco , watching a bullfight is in most people's 'must do' list when they visit Spain. But where should you see a bullfight? Find here a list of some of the major bullfighting festivals as well as information on some of the most popular cities for watching a bullfight in Spain.
Few Spanish traditions divide opinion as much as bullfighting. For every bull aficionado willing to defend their art there are ten who see it as just cruelty to animals and want it banned - yet still the practice goes on.

So which side are you on? Do the centuries of tradition, flamboyant costumes and fantastic shows excite you or do you see it as an anachronistic pastime that is no different to lion battling or gladiator duels? Whichever side you are on, or if you're still sitting on the fence, take a look at the links on the right to see some of the best websites that I've found on the controversial practice of bullfighting.

Latest Developments Madrid and Andalusia continue to host bullfighting events throughout the summer. The stadiums are usually full, both with curious tourists and die-hard fans. The national Spanish TV network, TVE, shows bullfighting at prime time on its main channels.

 

 

 

 

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