Murcia, the vibrant capital of Spain’s orchard region, blends history, culture, gastronomy and fun. If you visit the city during the September Fair, you’ll find a unique experience that combines bullfighting tradition, popular festivities and unforgettable sightseeing.
The Plaza de Toros of Murcia, popularly known as La Condomina, is the heart of bullfighting in the Region of Murcia. With more than a century and a half of history, it hosts every September the prestigious Feria de Septiembre in honour of the Virgen de la Fuensanta.
The Plaza de Toros of Cieza is one of the most emblematic bullrings in the Region of Murcia. With more than a century and a half of history, it hosts each summer a bullfighting fair that blends tradition, devotion and popular festivity.
In the town of Cehegín, nestled in the northwest of Murcia, stands one of the region’s most distinctive bullrings. Built from reddish stone and known for its warm, family-friendly atmosphere, this arena has preserved the bullfighting tradition for generations, becoming a cherished venue for local aficionados.
The Calasparra Bullring is one of Spain’s most prestigious venues for novilladas (bullfights with young bulls). With its historic Rice Fair, this town in Murcia has earned a place of honour on the national bullfighting calendar.
Discover everything about the Blanca Bullring and its traditional festivities: centuries-old bull runs, fascinating curiosities, history, seating options and all the essential information to enjoy bullfighting in this emblematic town in Murcia.
