This is probably the most famous street in Pamplona, since here is where the bulls run before getting to the bullring.
We can see the holes where the barrier is installed. The remaining of the year it is a centrally situated street with lots of people and souvenir shops and bars. It is really nice to walk the street and see the shop windows, they have classic and very interesting facades.
Probably everyone has heard about the running of the bulls in San Fermin. But this street is also alive without the bulls.
It has two different parts: the first, from the curve next to Mercaderes street, is not so lively. But there are some great places, such as Pastas Beatriz and Churrero de Lerín (both places deserve their own chapter), also the Cuchillería Gómez. The second part of the street is more gastronomic. It has bars on both sides that will satisfy the visitor with their delicacies.
It is fine to go with children, there is barely traffic on the weekends and they can
