Plaza de Toros de Don Benito Concerts

A very comfortable place. It looks small, but it's not that small. I like it.

An emblematic place to see the most decadent part of Spanish culture, the slaughter of animals for exclusively leisure purposes and not for nutritional needs. Fantastic place to see large masses of handsome cayetans. Completely anachronistic, out of our time.

Deteriorated, broken vision screen, it shows that the seats have not been cleaned in a long time.

I went to a Loquillo concert and even though there were quite a few people, everything was perfect without queues, without being crowded, you didn't even wait when you went to have a drink.

Wonderful, with wonderful staff attention to all people, but especially for people with disabilities and disabilities, with an elevator so they can go up to the stands without difficulty and with the help of the plaza staff, from the Red Cross, with great security , civil protection , security guards ... Ambulances and medical personnel in case anything happens , toilets for men , women , disabled people , with a diaper changing table , many toilets , with their hand gel , their paper for drying the hands, the hand dryer, with several sinks and mirrors, very spacious, very clean. A beautiful square, with very wide corridors between the rows of seats, a very nice alvero, with its bar at the entrance of one of the entrances to be able to have a drink, a beautiful finish at the top, a very wide square, At the entrance to the plaza there are two granite stone statues, one a bull and the other a horse with its beautiful rider. It is very well located. Outside there is a discotheque, a dance center, behind the square the La Espartería Bar, the food is very good, very good service, very beautiful views, with a floating castle for the little ones. In front of Las Cumbres, the Burguer King, a self-service gas station and its car wash, several bars, the Don Benito park, which is very large and beautiful, the place where young people and not so young people have a drink, very close to the Don Benito center. I recommend that you visit it.