Is Poble Espanyol worth visiting?

Probably you've guessed by now, the answer to the question is an emphatic “yes”, it's well worth visiting Poble Espanyol. There's something for the whole family, and the village provides a wonderful teaser of the beauty of the rest of Spain.

Is Poble Espanyol free?

Tickets costs 12 euros, bit of expensive for this attraction. These buildings constructed for 1929 Barcelona international exposition, but lively attractions like workshops, flamenco dancing etc included.

How long does it take to visit Poble Espanyol?

A standard visit including a walk around the entire village, stops into a few artisan workshops, and a visit to the Fran Daurel Museum should take between 90 minutes and two hours.

How do you get to Poble Espanyol?

By metro : stop at Plaça Espanya (L1 and L3) and then walk for about ten minutes. By bus : buses number 13, 23 and 150 stop just in front of the village (Poble Espanyol stop). By Hop on Hop off Barcelona: the red line bus stops in front of the entrance to Poble Espanyol..

Are dogs allowed in Poble Espanyol?

More dog-friendly places: the Poble Espanyol (“Spanish Town”) is one of the places most frequented by tourists and locals alike (there are even discotheques)