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For Estafeta curve. San Fermin Bull Run in Pamplona, the following information about elongated coins (pressed pennies), souvenir coins, tokens and souvenir banknotes is available:

Estafeta curve. San Fermin Bull Run

Calle de los Mercaderes 21, 31001 Pamplona, ES

Estafeta curve. San Fermin Bull Run

The souvenir vending machine is located in front of the shop "Ebano".

The Estafeta curve is one of the best known and most exciting sections of the traditional bull run during San Fermín. Here, speed, narrowness, and a sudden change of direction come together, making the moment especially intense for runners and spectators. It is precisely at this point that the unique mix of courage, tension, and festive energy becomes clear. When the bulls turn into the curve, a dramatic scene often unfolds: slipping animals, tightly packed runners, and seconds full of unpredictable movement. The surrounding buildings, barriers, and historic street layout give the place a distinctive character. Even outside the actual run, this section is closely tied to the identity of the festival. It stands for tradition, risk, and the international fascination that San Fermín inspires anew each year.

Estafeta curve. San Fermin Bull Run
The souvenir vending machine is located in front of the shop "Ebano".
Calle de los Mercaderes 21
Pamplona
31001
Spain
Estafeta curve. San Fermin Bull Run
Estafeta curve. San Fermin Bull Run
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The Estafeta curve is one of the best known and most exciting sections of the traditional bull run during San Fermín. Here, speed, narrowness, and a sudden change of direction come together, making the moment especially intense for runners and spectators. It is precisely at this point that the unique mix of courage, tension, and festive energy becomes clear. When the bulls turn into the curve, a dramatic scene often unfolds: slipping animals, tightly packed runners, and seconds full of unpredictable movement. The surrounding buildings, barriers, and historic street layout give the place a distinctive character. Even outside the actual run, this section is closely tied to the identity of the festival. It stands for tradition, risk, and the international fascination that San Fermín inspires anew each year.
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