Viajes Sarasate

Ernest Hemingway in Navarre
The North American and Noble Prize winner Ernest Hemingway and the city of Pamplona comprise an inseparable mutual benefit society. He entered the world of literature through the Sanfermines (Pamplona’s festival in honour of San Fermin) and eventually won the highest award,

the Nobel Prize. A quiet stroll through the landmarks which served to inspire and provide the setting for the writer’s works will help you to gain a better understanding of that avalanche of sensations that fill his novel ‘The Sun Also Rises (Fiesta)’, his first major work.

Visit programmes
1. One night in a Hotel (***BB) and a voucher for pinchos (tapas)
2. One night in a Hotel (***BB), a voucher for pinchos (tapas) and a 2.5 hour walk guided by Fernando Hualde (minimum 2 people and maximum 10 people)
2. A 2.5 hour walk guided by Fernando Hualde (minimum 2 people and maximum 10 people)

Fernando Hualde
A receptionist at the Hotel La Perla since 1977, he has collaborated with both local and national media. He has given lectures on Ernest Hemingway and on foreigners that come to the Sanfermines in general. He has published numerous articles and features on the subject and is the person who has most researched and written about this aspect of the festival of San Fermin. In 1999 he published "Hemingway: centennial footprints" (available in English) and he has co-authored two other books: "Libro de Oro del Encierro" and "Guía Hemingway 100 años, La Fiesta, Sanfermines, Pamplona"