Stale sister-in-law on the theatrical visit - Theatrical visit loaded with stale wedgeism: the person who acts as butler and who carries the weight of the visit has a speech full of misogynistic contents (when he says: "all the women near me, the men far away", when he refers to the visitors with "I will slap him" or "let's give a round of applause to the loose-bladdered Marchioness" to refer to the last woman who left the toilet to join the group). Apart from that, it makes you feel so uncomfortable if you are from the LGTBIQ group that when he says: "you are going to have to kiss in front of the whole group to take a picture on the balcony of GOT" I do not know what his goal is... Do you know that there are people who feel uncomfortable in situations like this? Has it ever been raised that there are shy and reserved people? This type of message is not suitable for family visits with minors or for the general public. He also continually refers to obsolete and past century messages when he addresses the heterosexual couples of the group constantly forgetting that the world and sexuality are plural. You can have a discourse immersed in the middle ages with codes and language of that time to set the visit, but you can not from a service to the public make a constant flaunt of a stale wedgedism. I hope that if you live in the 21st century you will be faster than me and you will get the audio guide before the theatrical tour because I paid 15€ to leave after 20 minutes.