Poble Espanyol
Embark on a journey through Spain's diverse architectural heritage within Barcelona's Poble Espanyol. Skip the line and explore this captivating village, where different regional styles come to life. Also, discover the scenic Montjuic cable car with stunning city views.
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Discover Spain's diverse architecture through 117 life-sized building replicas, from Andalusian neighborhoods to Catalan monasteries.
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Watch master craftspeople work with glass, leather, and ceramic. You can even take part in interactive workshops and bring home a handmade souvenir.
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The Fran Daurel Museum houses over 300 works by legendary artists like Picasso, Dalí, and Miró, while the new Vidre Art Gallery adds a contemporary touch to this impressive art experience.
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Relax on sunny terraces with tapas and regional wines, browse artisan boutiques, and soak in panoramic views of Barcelona from the historic Sant Miquel viewpoint.
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Discover Spain's diverse architecture through 117 life-sized building replicas, from Andalusian neighborhoods to Catalan monasteries.
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Watch master craftspeople work with glass, leather, and ceramic. You can even take part in interactive workshops and bring home a handmade souvenir.
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The Fran Daurel Museum houses over 300 works by legendary artists like Picasso, Dalí, and Miró, while the new Vidre Art Gallery adds a contemporary touch to this impressive art experience.
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Relax on sunny terraces with tapas and regional wines, browse artisan boutiques, and soak in panoramic views of Barcelona from the historic Sant Miquel viewpoint.
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Glide above Barcelona on a round-trip Montjuïc Cable Car ride with views stretching from city rooftops to the sparkling sea.
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The cable car drops you right at the gates of Montjuïc Castle; step into centuries of history, lush gardens, and panoramic views of the port.
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On your way back, hop off at Mirador de l’Alcalde for postcard-worthy views or lunch with skyline backdrops at the Miramar restaurant.
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Zip to the top in under 10 minutes in a cable car that fits your whole gang—up to 8 people per cabin!
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For a richer experience, add two self-guided audio tours covering Montjuïc’s key highlights.
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Glide above Barcelona on a round-trip Montjuïc Cable Car ride with views stretching from city rooftops to the sparkling sea.
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The cable car drops you right at the gates of Montjuïc Castle; step into centuries of history, lush gardens, and panoramic views of the port.
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On your way back, hop off at Mirador de l’Alcalde for postcard-worthy views or lunch with skyline backdrops at the Miramar restaurant.
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Zip to the top in under 10 minutes in a cable car that fits your whole gang—up to 8 people per cabin!
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For a richer experience, add two self-guided audio tours covering Montjuïc’s key highlights.
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Explore two major Montjuïc landmarks with one combo ticket, which includes scenic cable car rides and all-day access to an open-air museum.
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Ride to Montjuïc Castle and back by cable car—views of gardens, rooftops, and the sea make this ride more scenic than your average transport.
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Walk through 117 village replicas at Poble Espanyol. See artisans at work, and experience Spanish culture through immersive audiovisual shows.
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Explore two major Montjuïc landmarks with one combo ticket, which includes scenic cable car rides and all-day access to an open-air museum.
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Ride to Montjuïc Castle and back by cable car—views of gardens, rooftops, and the sea make this ride more scenic than your average transport.
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Walk through 117 village replicas at Poble Espanyol. See artisans at work, and experience Spanish culture through immersive audiovisual shows.
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Enjoy entry to the top 25+ attractions and public transport all over Barcelona with this all-in-one city pass.
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Get free admission to top sites like Casa Batllò and Casa Milà, Maritime Museum, a hop-on hop-off bus tour, and save up to 60%.
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With the complimentary public transport, experience Barcelona by bus, train, and metro without paying any additional cost.
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Watch your mobile open gates and discounts for you. Just download your digital pass and scan your phone for instant access.
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Choose from 1 to 7 days of validity and enjoy the freedom to plan your itinerary on the go and change your plans without consequences.
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Enjoy entry to the top 25+ attractions and public transport all over Barcelona with this all-in-one city pass.
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Get free admission to top sites like Casa Batllò and Casa Milà, Maritime Museum, a hop-on hop-off bus tour, and save up to 60%.
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With the complimentary public transport, experience Barcelona by bus, train, and metro without paying any additional cost.
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Watch your mobile open gates and discounts for you. Just download your digital pass and scan your phone for instant access.
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Choose from 1 to 7 days of validity and enjoy the freedom to plan your itinerary on the go and change your plans without consequences.
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About Poble Espanyol
Poble Espanyol is a highlight in any cultural or family collection, offering a delightful blend of Spanish architecture, live artisan crafts, and engaging art exhibits. Its village-like atmosphere, panoramic city views, and family-friendly activities make it a top pick for those exploring Barcelona’s rich heritage and creative spirit.
Poble Espanyol was constructed in just 13 months for the 1929 Barcelona International Exposition and was originally intended to be temporary.
The village features 117 life-size buildings, each meticulously modeled after real structures from different Spanish regions.
The Fran Daurel Museum inside Poble Espanyol houses works by Picasso, Miró, Dalí, and Chillida—an unexpected modern art collection in an open-air setting.
Artisan workshops are a core feature, with craftspeople demonstrating traditional skills like glassblowing and ceramics daily.
Poble Espanyol hosts the annual Portal de la Llum, a dazzling Christmas light festival that transforms the village into a winter wonderland.
Why visit Poble Espanyol?
Plan your visit
Main Entrance (Avinguda Francesc Ferrer i Guàrdia)
The official entrance to Poble Espanyol is located at Avinguda Francesc Ferrer i Guàrdia, just a short walk from Plaça Espanya and adjacent to the Magic Fountain of Montjuïc. This entrance is fully wheelchair accessible, with step-free access, wide automatic doors, and ramps. Ticket counters and security checks are also accessible for visitors with reduced mobility. The entrance is clearly marked and easy to spot from the main avenue, with taxi drop-off and bus stops nearby.
Audio guides are available for rent in multiple languages for a small fee plus refundable deposit. Pick up at the ticket desk.
Souvenir shops are located throughout the village, offering crafts, gifts, and local products.
A dedicated kids play area with giant slides is available for children. Adult supervision is required.
Dining outlets include tapas bars, restaurants, and cafes with terraces. Options range from quick snacks to full meals.
Toilets are located at several points throughout the site, including accessible facilities.
ATMs are available on-site for your convenience.
A first aid station is available for minor medical needs. Please ask staff for assistance.
An information desk is located near the entrance for visitor support, scavenger hunt kits, and general inquiries.
Poble Espanyol is wheelchair accessible, with flat walkways and ramps throughout the open-air village.
Strollers are allowed throughout the site, making it family-friendly for visitors with young children.
Service animals are welcome to accompany guests with disabilities.
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