Visit Poble Espanyol, a unique open-air museum in the heart of Barcelona. Designed to showcase the rich culture and architecture of Spain, this village offers a taste of everything from art to food.
Tickets & Prices
The Poble Espanyol standard skip-the-line tickets provide day access to the entire Poble Espanyol village, with an audioguide available in multiple languages.
Tickets are available for adults and children. Children under 4 can join for free when accompanied by an adult.
Note: Access to the Family Show is not included in the standard ticket.
Given the popularity of Poble Espanyol, it’s recommended to book your tickets online in advance to avoid queues. Special discounts might be available for advance bookings.
What to See and Do
Poble Espanyol offers a glimpse into the diverse architectural styles, art, and craftsmanship found across Spain. Here’s what you shouldn’t miss:
Architectural Marvels
Poble Espanyol features 117 full-scale replicas of buildings, each representing a different region of Spain. From the narrow alleys of Andalusia to the Romanesque monasteries of Catalonia, every corner of Poble Espanyol is a journey through Spain’s rich architectural heritage.
Fran Daurel Museum
Home to an impressive collection of contemporary art, the Fran Daurel Museum showcases works by some of Spain’s most celebrated artists, including Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dalí, and Joan Miró. Don’t miss the sculpture garden, where modern pieces are displayed in a tranquil outdoor setting.
Craft Workshops
Witness traditional Spanish craftsmanship firsthand as artisans demonstrate skills passed down through generations. From pottery and weaving to glass blowing and leatherwork, these workshops offer a unique opportunity to purchase handmade items and souvenirs.
Did You Know? (3 Interesting Facts!)
- Poble Espanyol was originally built for the 1929 Barcelona International Exposition and was intended to be demolished afterward. However, it was preserved due to its popularity and cultural significance.
- The village covers an area of 49,000 square meters and includes replicas of buildings from 15 of Spain’s autonomous regions.
- Poble Espanyol hosts various events throughout the year, including traditional Spanish festivals, concerts, and art exhibitions, making it a vibrant cultural hub in Barcelona.