Map of the Puy du Fou park
Le Puy du Fou extends over several dozen hectares, punctuated by grandiose grandiose showsand historic villageshistorical restaurants and relaxation areas. To make the most of your day (or two days on site), consult the park map is an essential step. On this page, Visit 85 helps you visualize the site’s organization and optimize your trips.
What's on the Puy du Fou park map?
Visit official Puy du Fou map is divided into several zones, each dedicated to a specific historical universe or service. It includes :
Great shows (Le Signe du Triomphe, Les Vikings, Le Dernier Panache, etc.), clearly identified by pictograms.
Period villages (Le Bourg 1900, La Cité Médiévale, Le Fort de l'An Mil, Le Village XVIIIe).
Catering facilities (inns, snack bars, refreshment stands).
Main entrances, parking lots, ticket offices and information points.
Priority access for the disabled.
Children's areas, including playgrounds and family entertainment.
Rest areas and toilets.
How do I use the map during my visit?
Here are some tips on how to use the plan effectively:
Identify in advance the shows you don't want to miss. They are spread throughout the park, with specific times.
Group your trips: if two shows are close together and back-to-back, plan them together.
Download the map to your phone to keep it accessible without a connection.
Plan your breaks: historic villages are perfect for relaxing between performances.
Locate restaurants according to your meal times to avoid queues.
Should I use the application or the paper plan?
Both formats have their advantages:
The paper plan
The paper map is handed out free of charge at the entrance. It's practical, easy to read and lets you see the whole park at a glance.
The official Puy du Fou application
The official Puy du Fou app offers real-time geolocation, an updated show schedule and alerts so you don't miss a thing.
For optimum organization, we recommend that you use both supports together.
