Poble Espanyol: Tickets

Poble Espanyol Tickets and Information

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• ‍Poble Espanyol Address: Poble Espanyol 13, Av Francesc Ferrer i Guardia, 08038, Barcelona
• Poble Espanyol Opening Hours: May - October: 10:00 - 20:00

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Is Poble Espanyol Worth Visiting

• Poble Espanyol is definitely worth visiting.
• Its a clever outdoor museum that takes inspiration from villages all over Spain.

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What Visitors See at Poble Espanyol

• Spanish architecture
• Artisans making their wares
• Local foods from across Spain
• Access to Fran Daurel Museum
• Access to Fiesta

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About Poble Espanyol

Poble Espanyol is a unique open-air museum in Barcelona that showcases the rich history, architecture, and traditions of traditional Spanish villages.

Established for the 1929 Barcelona Universal Exposition, the creators visited and drew inspiration from over 1,500 villages across Spain to show the nation's diverse cultures in one extraordinary location.

Today, Poble Espanyol offers visitors an immersive experience of Spanish heritage through its architecture, art, live music, family activities, and artisan workshops. It’s spread over 49,000 square metres and features stalls selling artisan products, including glass, leather, ceramics, and jewellery, much of which is crafted on-site and a lot of which you can actually watch being made and in some cases join in the process!

The Fran Daurel Museum, located within Poble Espanyol, boasts one of the finest collections of contemporary art in Barcelona.

Poble Espanyol has even been featured in films like "Vicky Cristina Barcelona."!

What to See and Do at Poble Espanyol

Architecture: Poble Espanyol replicates the architectural styles from various regions of Spain, ranging from the Mudejar designs of the South to the mediaeval structures of the North. Each building is a faithful recreation using traditional methods, offering an authentic glimpse into Spain's architectural diversity. The village layout mirrors a typical Spanish town, complete with central squares like the 'Plaza Mayor,' where performances and festivals take place. Regions represented include Andalusia, Catalonia, and the Basque Country.

Artisans and Wares: The artisans of Poble Espanyol bring the space to life with their workshops and crafts, demonstrating techniques in ceramics, textiles, and metalwork. Visitors can participate in these workshops and purchase unique handcrafted items as souvenirs, preserving traditional crafts for future generations.

Food: Poble Espanyol also features numerous bars and restaurants serving local and regional dishes such as tapas, paella, pintxos and churros!

Poble Espanyol is a great place to visit with kids as it offers a captivating journey through Spain's cultural heritage, all in one fantastic location.