Opening bullfight (Feria de Otoño)
Attendees experience the inaugural bullfight of the festival with leading toreros. The atmosphere is celebratory as the season’s final chapter begins.
~18:00
Feria de Otoño
Oct 1 - 11, 2026ConfirmedSource
Each October, Madrid closes its bullfighting season with the Feria de Otoño at the great Las Ventas ring. A run of fights brings out leading matadors and rising young bullfighters, building to the corrida held on Spain's national day, October 12.
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How we decideDay 1 · Oct 1
Attendees experience the inaugural bullfight of the festival with leading toreros. The atmosphere is celebratory as the season’s final chapter begins.
~18:00
Day 12 · Oct 12
Spectators witness a high-profile finale featuring star matadors. The atmosphere is festive and patriotic, often with special honors as the bullring closes the season.
~18:00
Madrid, Spain
Open in MapsNo special clothing beyond smart attire
Research bullfighting customs (e.g. when to applaud)
Tickets must be purchased in advance. Inside the arena, remain quiet during bull passes and...
Crowd level: moderate.
Ticket required: €15 - €100

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Feria de Otoño
Madrid, Spain
Each October, Madrid closes its bullfighting season with the Feria de Otoño at the great Las Ventas ring. A run of fights brings out leading matadors and rising young bullfighters, building to the corrida held on Spain's national day, October 12.
Feria de Otoño serves as the traditional closing event of Madrid’s bullfighting season, coinciding with Spain’s national holiday (Día de la Hispanidad) on October 12. It honors Spanish bullfighting heritage, showcasing star matadors. Although smaller in scale than San Isidro, it is widely attended by locals as a season finale.
Dress smartly (business casual). Visitors should understand it is a solemn tradition for locals; learn basic bullfight etiquette (applause after passes, standing selectively). Refrain from boisterous behavior during the fights.
Attendance can be appropriate while active documentation is not. Let local boundaries define your role.
no flash
Some celebrations are best approached quietly: arrive prepared, follow posted rules, and leave without turning the moment into content.
Feria de Otoño serves as the traditional closing event of Madrid’s bullfighting season, coinciding with Spain’s national holiday (Día de la Hispanidad) on October 12. It honors Spanish bullfighting heritage, showcasing star matadors. Although smaller in scale than San Isidro, it is widely attended by locals as a season finale.
Attendees experience the inaugural bullfight of the festival with leading toreros. The atmosphere is celebratory as the season’s final chapter begins.
Spectators witness a high-profile finale featuring star matadors. The atmosphere is festive and patriotic, often with special honors as the bullring closes the season.
respectful presence
No special clothing beyond smart attire
Research bullfighting customs (e.g. when to applaud)
Tickets must be purchased in advance. Inside the arena, remain quiet during bull passes and stand appropriately...
Dress smartly (business casual). Visitors should understand it is a solemn tradition for locals; learn basic bu...
Oct 1 - 11, 2026
Confirmed
Madrid
Community of Madrid
€15 - €100
Book ahead if required
Families welcome
Moderate visitor welcome

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