Puy du Fou España — Attraction in Toledo

You would never expect to experience the incredible entertainment in such a location. It blew away all of our expectations! Right from the car park, you hear the music and are excited to enter. The staff members are in full character and it continues through the entire park. There are allocated smoking areas (YAY, you don't have random people smoking around you!!) and there are plenty of different cuisines around the park for food. The shows are out of this world. You can see how much they have invested into these shows to make them jaw-dropping. Make sure you take good walking shoes, not sandals or any open shoes. It is not concrete that you'll be walking on. Take some snacks, a water bottle and a hat. In other words, go prepared!! It's a shame that they don't provide English headsets, maps or information. Two things that I must comment on, which were VERY disappointing: Number 1 was the outrageous amount of people that they allowed inside the closed entertainment arenas. They made an announcement that the halls were only 75% full due to COVID but that was most certainly a lie. There wasn't an empty seat in the house, for any of the shows. This was very uncomfortable because you could see some people taking their masks off and no staff member was walking around to make sure that people were adhering to the protocols. What made matters worse was that there was zero ventilation in the halls, so everyone was getting their fans out and taking their masks off. Number two, was the "welcome" in one of the shows, where the entertainer was asking the audience to turn their phones off, not take photos, etc in the form of different cultures. Now, this may have been funny years ago but not anymore. There is NOTHING funny about mocking different cultures. It was disgusting, ignorant and racist. This needs to be changed immediately. All the Spanish people were laughing but no foreigner was. It is not funny to make fun of other cultures. Please wake up. I hope that these issues are changed because this is definitely one of the most incredible theme parks that everyone...

My visit to this medieval seaside village in Spain was a once-in-a-lifetime experience—truly beyond words. From the moment we walked through the massive stone gate, I felt like I had stepped into another dimension, straight into a living history book. The streets are paved with ancient stone, the taverns built of heavy wood, and the shops and stalls are filled with items that look as if they were taken right out of the 15th century. Every architectural detail is stunning: arches, towers, tiny iron-barred windows—everything feels so authentic and impressive.

But the absolute highlight was the performances. These are world-class productions, on par with (and even surpassing) international theater. A gigantic stage is assembled and dismantled before your eyes, walls move, entire buildings collapse as part of the story, fire bursts from the ground, smoke fills the air, fireworks and dazzling lighting effects surround you. It feels like you’re inside a live Hollywood movie—just without the cameras. The actors are true professionals: sharp, passionate, and brimming with energy that goes straight to the heart.

Every moment brings something new—realistic knight battles with horses that shake the stage, dramatic scenes accompanied by live music all around, powerful singing, and captivating dances. There wasn’t a single dull second. It’s a total experience: theater, pyrotechnics, music, and history coming alive before your eyes.

On top of that, the village museum offers a rare glimpse into the world of Columbus and the great sea voyages. The exhibitions are both insightful and moving, combining deep historical knowledge with interactive, immersive displays.

It was a full day of magic, excitement, and discovery—and still I felt I hadn’t seen it all. This place is far more than just an attraction; it’s a monumental living work of art, and the experience is simply...

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Shows are really nice and interesting. Park atmosphere is unique and immersive. Emotion pass does provide you a better experience. I guess being here on the weekday with little other people it might be a waste of money, but if you plan to visit during weekend/holiday this will save you tons of time and help to have a pleasant visit and enough time to see all the shows during one day, from the better places (not guaranteed, but you get them if you come on time, otherwise you probably won't). Minus one star for website reservation experience. It is broken. Gets you select and plan everything (like the day and the tickets and the restaurants and emotion pass and evening show) just to tell you that something is not available at the checkout. Wasted 3 hours of my time and corrupted my holiday plans - because when you see things as "available" on the website it means "they are available". Not "they are perhaps available but we tell you when you plan everything then we ruin your plans and make you change everything and plan everything from scratch again and hopefully next time it's going to be better otherwise repeat". Very discouraging and disrespectful. Perhaps calling them is a safer choice than using web. Minus one start for this being not-so-foreigner-friendly. Some of the shows visually look perfect, but they make little to no sense without knowing the story behind it and being fluent in Spanish. Just a few sentences (info page on a stall near the show or at least in the app) in English would have made it much more understandable and enjoyable to me...