Bullfighting can be trace back to ancient days of Rome. These contests were developed by the Moors from North America in AD 711. The conquering Moors, mounted on highly trained horses, confronted, and killed the bulls. Bullfighting maintains strong support in its heartland Madrid. Bullfights were popular spectacles in ancient Rome. As bullfighting developed the men on foot, who by their capework aided the horsemen in posiotioning the bulls, began to take form. Today the bullfight is much the same as it has been since about 1726.

Bullfighting is a physical contest that involves a bullfighter or "matador" to subdue or kill a bull. Bull is bred for its aggression and is raised free range with little human contact. The Spanish people consider them art forms which are intimately linked with their country's history, art culture.

Bullfighting is held in bullrings, many who are historic. A Spanish bullfighting are "The Plaza de Toros". The oldest are the 1700s Spanish plaza of Sevilla. The largest bull ring is the Plaza Mexico which seats 48,000 people. The most outstanding plaza de toros are in Madrid, Seville, and Rhonda which are all located in Spain.

Is the largest bullfighting ring in Spain, located in Salamanca district. Makes it the third-largest bullfighting run the world. It's seating capacity of 23, 798. It is not only the center of the bullfighting world, but a point of high historical, cultural, and social interest.

-Bullfighting has an ancient history

-The bulls are specifically bred for bullfighting.

-Not all bulls are killed in the ring.

-Spain has bullfighting schools for children.

-There have been female bullfighter for over 100 years.

-Around a quarter of a million bulls are killed each year.

-The biggest bullring in the world is the Plaza Mexico City.