Lloret de Mar Travel Forum

does anybody know where the medieval nights are held is it easy to get to and is it worth going to

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Be transported back 400 years and find yourself in a castle during the Middle Ages.

Here you can enjoy a dinner and a dancing show, with the Count and Countess. The dinner consists of an aperitif, vegetable soup, chicken with oven potatoes, pork ribs, country bread, ice cream and wine, orange juice and champagne. As in the Middle Ages there will be no knives and forks, just use your hands and dig in!

As you enjoy dinner; the knights of the castle will be entertaining everybody with their exhibitions of horsemanship, jousting, dueling and hand to hand fighting with swords, shields and maces.

After dinner, dance with a live orchestra and disco music on the patio. During the intermission there will be a spectacular Spanish flamenco ballet.

Location:
Tour departs from most hotels in Tossa de Mar, Lloret de Mar, Blanes, Malgrat de Mar, Santa Susanna, Pineda de Mar and Calella.


Time:


Tossa de Mar - 7:30pm
Lloret de Mar - 8:00pm
Blanes - 8:15pm
Malgrat de Mar / Santa Susanna - 8:30pm
Pineda de Mar - 8:40pm
Calella - 8:45pm


Hotel Pickup:
Hotel pick up is available from most hotels in Tossa de Mar, Lloret de Mar, Blanes, Malgrat de Mar, Santa Susanna, Pineda de Mar and Calella. Please include the details of your hotel at the time of booking. You MUST call the supplier at least 24 hours prior to tour commencement to reconfirm all tour and departure details. If the supplier does not pickup from your hotel, they will advise you of the meeting point when you call.

held no bad reports about it so go with the flow,

interesting there is not fork and knives.... but potatoes and champagne on the menu!!
(sorry I could not help this....
Never heard of these "medieval nights" so I just checked what it was about)