Puy du Fou 1-Day Tickets

Experience the adventure of Puy du Fou in a day with thrilling performances and authentic historical recreations.

Getting started

Upon arrival at Puy du Fou, proceed to the entrance gate with your pre-booked ticket. Be prepared for a standard security check. Get your ticket validated at the gate, and head to the park's 150 hectares of historical wonders.

What to expect

Whether you're planning a family holiday in France or a short getaway with a twist, Puy du Fou offers an experience unlike any other, packed with emotion, epic performances, and immersive storytelling. Located between the Loire Valley’s châteaux and the Atlantic coast, France’s most beloved theme park invites you to step into the past and meet legendary gladiators, Vikings, musketeers, and more. Dive into over 20 spectacular live shows, cinematic in scale and translated into four languages, each designed to leave you breathless.

New epic stories come to life

• King Arthur’s Sword: Join Tristan as he faces legendary trials to free Excalibur, aided by the valiant Knights of the Round Table, in a show that pushes the limits of spectacle.

• La Frairie de la Toussaint: Puy du Fou’s first-ever ephemeral show! Join King François I and Renaissance legends for an extravagant celebration like no other.

• Le Mime et l’Étoile: Travel back to the dawn of cinema in a poetic, visually stunning masterpiece with over 2 km of sets, 120 characters, and 28 minutes of pure emotion—awarded ‘Best Show in the World.’

Evenings to remember

As night falls, Les Noces de Feu closes your day with enchantment. Dancers and magical sets rise from the lake in a 30-minute dreamlike performance of water, light, and fire, free with your park ticket during select periods.

Puy du Fou 1-Day Tickets

Discover Puy du Fou, a renowned historical theme park in Les Epesses, France, on this immersive sightseeing tour that includes nearly 20 historical shows and wandering through mysterious centuries-old villages. With your ticket, you can explore the park’s vast 250 acres of nature, experience eternal emotions brought to life through stunning performances, and witness breathtaking reenactments that span from ancient Rome to World War II. Key highlights include the Grand Parterre with its iconic fountain show “The Great Parade” (1978), the Medieval Village where you can see artisans at work like blacksmiths and potters, the Aquaterra area featuring water-based shows such as "Viking River," and the Castle of Love, a majestic structure built in 2016. The park offers guided tours in multiple languages including English, French, German, Spanish, and Italian. Access is straightforward with wheelchair-friendly paths and stroller rentals available throughout the day. Visitors typically spend around six to seven hours at Puy du Fou, immersing themselves in historical reenactments that are meticulously detailed down to costumes and sets.

Explore Grand Parterre with Fountain Show "The Great Parade"

Your tour stops at the Grand Parterre where you can see the iconic fountain show “The Great Parade,” which has been entertaining visitors since 1978. This expansive area covers over 250,000 square feet and features meticulously choreographed water displays set to music and light shows. Visitors spend about an hour here marveling at the spectacle of hundreds of fountains dancing in unison with actors performing historical scenes from Roman times. The show’s unique blend of technology and storytelling makes it a standout attraction compared to other fountain performances around the world, offering guests a vivid glimpse into ancient civilizations.

Experience Medieval Village Artisans

At the Medieval Village, guests can witness artisans at work in their workshops, including blacksmiths forging swords and potters crafting ceramics. This village was established in 1986 to provide an authentic experience of medieval life, covering approximately five acres with reconstructed buildings from that era. Visitors typically spend about two hours exploring this area where they learn about the crafts and trades of the period through interactive demonstrations and guided tours led by costumed actors who bring history to life. The village’s attention to historical accuracy sets it apart from other theme parks, making it a must-visit for those interested in medieval history.

Enjoy Aquaterra Water Shows

Your tour continues at Aquaterra where you can enjoy water-based shows such as “Viking River,” which premiered in 2014. This area covers about 75,000 square feet and features a large lake surrounded by wooden structures that resemble Viking settlements. Visitors spend around one hour here watching thrilling performances set on the water, including boat races and battles between Vikings. The unique setting of Aquaterra, combining natural elements with historical reenactments, offers a distinctive experience compared to traditional indoor theaters or dry land shows, immersing guests in the maritime history of Scandinavia.

Witness Castle of Love Performances

At the Castle of Love, built in 2016, visitors can enjoy reenactments and performances that take place within its walls. This castle spans over 30,000 square feet with intricate architectural details inspired by medieval fortresses. Guests typically spend about one hour here watching romantic and dramatic shows set against the backdrop of a beautifully restored castle. The Castle of Love’s historical significance is enhanced by its role in portraying key moments from French history through elaborate stage productions that captivate audiences with their visual grandeur.

Tour Highlights

• Explore Grand Parterre fountain show "The Great Parade"
• Medieval Village artisans workshops and demonstrations
• Aquaterra water-based shows like "Viking River"
• Castle of Love performances in restored medieval castle
• Guided tours available in multiple languages including English, French, German, Spanish, and Italian
• Wheelchair-friendly paths throughout the park
• Stroller rentals for families with young children
• Immersive historical reenactments spanning from Roman times to World War II

Perfect for history buffs, families, and adventure seekers, this 1-day tour provides an unforgettable journey through time at Puy du Fou. Visitors can explore the Grand Parterre, Medieval Village, Aquaterra, and Castle of Love, immersing themselves in historical reenactments that bring each era to life with stunning detail and emotion.