A step-by-step guide to planning your Puy du Fou visit

• Wheelchair-accessible paths and ramps.
• Reserved seating for people with disabilities.
• Hearing loop systems for some shows.
• Audio descriptions and subtitles are available via app.
• Staff are trained to assist visitors with developmental and learning disabilities.
• Guide dogs are allowed.

• Puy du Fou Toledo has only one main entrance. 
• You will use this entrance for both day visits and to see the night show.
• The Puy du Fou entrance is right next to the preferential parking space, where you can park your car for an additional fee.
• On your visit day, simply scan your ticket on your smartphone at the turnstile!
• Please note that the Puy du Fou entrance has security screening, and you will not be able to enter with costumes, luggage, or pets (apart from guide dogs).

While you can bring your own food, Puy du Fou Toledo truly shines with its tempting historical-themed restaurants and cuisine!

• El Meson del Buen Yantar: Experience the delights of Toledo with regional specialties like De Fernando (grilled pork) or Guiso del Rey (a hearty white bean stew).
• El Mesón de Carlomagno: Step into the Carolingian era with a robust medieval fare. The ambiance brings Charlemagne’s empire to life with roasted meats and artisan breads.
• La Parrilla del Corral: This bustling grill house is the perfect stop for a quick bite with sizzling meats and grilled specialties filling the air.

• AC Hotel Ciudad de Toledo: This 4-star hotel offers a blend of modern amenities and classic charm. Located close to Puy du Fou España, it provides comfortable rooms, a fitness center, and stunning views of the historic city.
• Sercotel Toledo Renacimiento: A contemporary hotel situated near the park, Sercotel Toledo Renacimiento boasts spacious rooms, excellent service, and convenient access to Toledo's main attractions.
• Zentral Mayoral: This 3-star hotel offers a comfortable stay with modern facilities. It's well-connected to both Puy du Fou España and the city center, making it a great choice for travelers.

• To save time and avoid waiting in long lines, buying your tickets online before your visit can streamline your experience.
• Don’t just chase the headline acts. Wander the park to discover street performers, live reenactments, and artisans at work, all bringing history to life in the most unexpected corners.
• The park can get busy, especially during peak hours, so arriving early will give you a head start to enjoy the shows and attractions before the crowds build up.
• Download the park’s app for live updates on shows, and real-time schedules. It’s handy when planning your visit.
• Shows go on—rain or shine! Bring a raincoat and waterproof shoes, and skip the umbrella in stands so everyone gets a clear view.
• For safety reasons, children under 16 years must be supervised by an adult throughout their time at Puy du Fou España, from arrival to departure.

• Royal Palace of Madrid: Built in the 18th century, the Royal Palace of Madrid serves as the official residence of the Spanish royal family. You can explore the royal apartments, the Throne Room, and art collections featuring works by renowned painters like Velázquez and Goya!
• Prado Museum: The Prado Museum in Madrid is known for its collection of European art spanning from the 12th to the early 20th century. You can admire famous works like Velázquez's "Las Meninas" and Goya's "The Third of May 1808," among many others. 
• Reina Sofia Museum: The Reina Sofía Museum is celebrated for its focus on 20th-century Spanish art. You can see Pablo Picasso's masterpiece "Guernica," which stands as its centerpiece. The museum also features works by other influential Spanish artists like Salvador Dalí and Joan Miro, alongside international modern and contemporary art.