Visit Puy du Fou Toledo | timings, location and more

• 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!

These are some of the many restaurants you can visit at Puy du Fou:

• Pabellon de Lepanto: This restaurant transports you to 1571, serving hearty rice dishes like Fideua and Black Rice with fish, fit for soldiers of the Holy League!
• La Hospedería de Santiago: Rest like a pilgrim in this inn. Enjoy dishes like Salteado del Algar (vegetable pie) or Bacalao Galaico (codfish fillet).
• 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).

• Budget: Exe Layos Golf, Hotel Pintor El Greco, Hotel Carlos V Toledo
• Mid-range: Hotel Eurostars Palacio Buenavista, Hotel Beatriz Toledo Auditorium & Spa, AC Hotel Ciudad de Toledo
• Luxury: Parador de Toledo, Eugenia de Montijo, Autograph Collection

• Don't just focus on the big shows. Enjoy the street performances, historical reenactments, and craft demonstrations throughout the park. Pay attention to the details - costumes, architecture, music - contributing to the historical atmosphere!
• Please note that shows will not be canceled in case of rain. We advise you to bring raincoats and gumboots and avoid using umbrellas in the stands so as not to block others' views.
• Minors (below 16) must be accompanied by a responsible adult throughout their visit to Puy du Fou Spain. This applies to both entry and exit from the park.

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 Velazquez 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.