The Wild Bull, or the fighting bull, is the most symbolic animal in Spain. Discover all the details about its ferocity and its breed by visiting one of Madrid’s ranches where this animal has been bred for centuries.
On this half-day trip we will leave at 16h00 pm, from the centre of the Plaza de Oriente next to the Statue of Felipe IV. We will visit one of the most unique places in the countryside: a cattle ranch of the wild bull, the wildest pasture imaginable.
The people in charge of this ranch will welcome us to the ranch, which is made up of hundreds of hectares and is dedicated to the breeding of the fighting bull. Here, we will be able to see the animal in its natural habitat, and also learn first hand all of the details of its handling, use, and daily life of fighting bulls in their natural environment.
During our visit we will learn about the process of selection for breeding the cattle and the daily tasks that the rancher completes. We will also take a walk through the different facilities on the ranch, among which the bullring is included.
This tour will allow us to closely observe dozens of brave bulls that live in the pasture. To finish off our visit, we will enjoy a small Andalusian aperitif before returning to Madrid.
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Meeting point: next to the Statue of Philip IV located in the centre of the Plaza de Oriente.
Time: 16:00pm
Free cancellation policy up to 24 hours before the tour.
