Great place to feel the spanish atmosphere. I was in the morning off-season, so most restaurants were closed but there were some gift shops open. Contemporary art gallery and visual presentations of Spanish festivals were also a nice bonus. Generally I recommend it, although the price is a little bit high as the place isn't that big.

AWESOME

It has a life-size reconstruction of Andalusian streets, Castilian palaces, Extremadura, Aragonese ..., squares, a tiny Catalan Romanesque monastery that is also seen inside, including cloister, a Mozarabic church of Teruel ... I have visited some of those buildings in Spain, and they are reproduced as is. They also have restaurants and typical shops ... so taking a walk there is like taking a mini tour of the most peaceful and complete in some of the most beautiful places in all of Spain, from north to south. There is also a small playground with slides, also of the giants for older children, so if, as in our case, it goes with kids, the visit ends up enchanting them. From 10.

Nice half-day activity

We went there in the morning, so there were no concerts at that time. There’s not much to do except walking around and checking the buildings out. There are a couple of videos of Spain, a really cool audovisual show about the festives of Spain and a contemporary art exhibition. Other than those, you can go to different restaurants and shops. I would definitely go in the evening, so I could listen to the concerts and enjoy the Spanish nightlife there.