Medieval Times In Lazise

The flyers and advertisements drew our attention to the show. It was a truly amazing new experience! The atmosphere was amazing, you can't get anything like it anywhere else. It was truly medieval – very primitive! Don't expect anything from the food, though. Unfortunately, there was no vegetarian/vegan option... you just get half a chicken with dry potato wedges slapped onto your plate. The other courses were nothing special either. So, I wouldn't go back just for the food, but the rest of the experience will remain a positive memory.

A medieval feast before a tournament. Knights who want to marry Princess Esmeralda. You choose your champion based on the color of the crown you receive at the entrance, and you cheer them on throughout the evening. Great atmosphere, we went back several times. Not to be missed 😃

Don't miss it if you're in north Italy. Especially with kids.

I'm returning to this dinner show after several years, and I've found it to have deteriorated considerably. Maybe it was because we had a lovely dinner, there were about fifty of us in total, but I found the dinner to be very subdued. The show is obviously the main reason for the visit; it was very enjoyable, well-acted, and the guys were engaging with the audience. However, I was disappointed to find the beer completely watered down and only still water in a jug for the guys. Years ago, the beer was excellent, and they had Coke throughout the dinner. When I asked the waiter for more water, he told me he'd come over after serving the chicken, and he just sat there doing nothing, waiting for the show to continue. What a shame!

Fantastic experience, very beautiful environment, eating with your hands while watching a medieval joust and cheering on your knight is truly a unique experience 😁😁😁

A medieval-themed restaurant where dishes are eaten without cutlery, with your hands as in the Middle Ages. The first course is focaccia with raw olive oil, truly excellent. Then comes the first course, a soup in a metal bowl with a handle for drinking. The second course is a whole chicken, cooked to perfection, with delicious potatoes. For drinks, you can choose between water, beer, or Coke, and as soon as your glass is empty, the waiter refills it. You can drink as much as you like. Dessert is a delicious apple strudel served with a scoop of ice cream. Your choice of coffee or hot chocolate is served with your meal. This entire dinner is served while enjoying a show of knights competing for the hand of the princess. Both the king and his lieutenant also sit in a box next to the arena. At the end of the show, you can pet the knights' horses, thanks to the squires who show them around before returning them to the stable. A truly moving and engaging experience. If the sound of metal plates being banged bothers you, this isn't the place for you. During the evening, before dinner is served, each faction competes to see who makes the loudest noise to cheer on their knight. At the entrance, there's a customary photo that you can decide whether or not to buy. Let them know before you take it, because halfway through the evening, they start charging you for printing. The photo is medium-sized and costs €8.

food is not that great and show is good, but they have to put on some effort to renovate some of the Decor and equipment

The show was an experience, that much can be said. Unfortunately, the text was completely unintelligible, and there were no screens to display the text (English would have been sufficient). It was also a shame that beer and wine were advertised, but no wine was offered to our entire row. There was only beer, water, and cola with sugar. The food was great, but you have to be aware that you have to eat everything with your fingers, like in the Middle Ages. There is a cleaning wipe after your meal, though. For the first 15 minutes, you can only attend the spectacle with your ears covered, as the audience bangs their plates together in a deafening noise. It really wasn't funny anymore. I'm techno-hearing impaired, but that wasn't fun anymore...in Orlando, they got a complaint the next day and had to close the place down.... So, it was okay, but nothing compared to Dolly Parton or Medieval Times in Orlando.

I booked my tickets online (highly recommended) and paid at the box office. There, they'll give you your entry tickets, with your seats marked, and a crown, which can be one of four colors: red (like mine), blue, yellow, or green. Each team must make as much noise as possible to support their knights as they fight to win the princess' hand in marriage. After we've sat down in our assigned seats, the show begins. The staff is friendly and helpful, constantly serving drinks (beer, red wine, water, or Pepsi), so there's zero chance of running out of drinks. During the evening, they served us a small appetizer (a small slice of focaccia and olive oil), then minestrone soup, followed by a whole chicken with potatoes and sauces (ketchup and mayonnaise), a loaf of bread, a scoop of ice cream with strudel for dessert, and finally, your choice of coffee or hot chocolate. Of course, you eat the old-fashioned way: with your hands. The plates are cleared away at the end of the meal, but if you finish quickly, you can use them to make as much noise as possible to cheer on your knight to victory. Unfortunately, Ariberto (the Red Knight) didn't win the lady's hand, but we cheered him on anyway. Fun is guaranteed, even the loss of your voice from the shouts of encouragement. This place is suitable for children, but only if they aren't disturbed by the loud noise. A one-of-a-kind experience! At the entrance, they'll give you the opportunity to take a photo with the King and Princess. If you'd like, you can purchase a printed photo for €6 at the end of the meal. (See photo) At the exit, there's a small shop where you can buy items such as swords, axes, shields, and even Harry Potter character wands. Everything is explained primarily in Italian, but they also involve foreigners by explaining in English. I must say, I was pleasantly surprised and happy with the experience. I highly recommend anyone in the area to stop by, but I warn you: scream and make as much noise as you can, because it's part of the game! And if you think it's over, expect a dramatic twist! Ariberto deserved the win, but Merlino disagreed. Go Ariberto and Go Rossi!

un posto veramente UNICO in tutti i suoi aspetti, particolare e molto scenografico. La cena senza posate aveva la sua particolarità , poi tutta la scenografia con i cavalli e la storia medievale che va visitata assolutamente. Lo consiglio !!