Poble Espanyol

Useful Information About Poble Espanyol

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Poble Espanyol Ticket Options

Poble Espanyol Ticket with Skip The Line Entry (from €12.60)

Poble Espanyol Ticket + Montjuïc Cable Car (from €26.22)

Poble Espanyol Ticket + Fundació Joan Miró: Skip The Line (from €25.27)

Poble Espanyol Ticket + Barcelona Cable Car from Barceloneta Beach - Roundtrip (from €30.97)

What's Included with the Poble Espanyol Ticket

• Skip The Line Ticket (which means you don't have to queue!)
• The ticket also includes access to the Fran Daurel Museum of Contemporary Art and the Sculpture Garden
• Dogs are allowed but must be kept under control and on leash.

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Poble Espanyol Address

13, Av Francesc Ferrer i Guardia, 08038, Barcelona

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How to get to Poble Espanyol:

Via Bus: 13, 23 and the 150 all stop at Poble Espanyol

Via Hop on Hop off Tourist Bus: If you are taking advantage of the hop on hop off bus, the red line stops at Poble Espanyol!

Walk: You can also walk there as Montjuic Hill does have walking paths going up it. However, we would only suggest this option if you are looking to spend the day up there as it does take around 45-minutes to an hour to walk up. It is a beautiful walk though!

Via Montjuic Cable Car: You could also use the cable car but there is a bit of a walk at the top, as lovely as it is!

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Poble Espanyol Opening Hours

Monday 10:00 - 20:00 | Tuesday 10:00 - 23:59 | Wednesday 10:00 - 23:59 | Thursday 10:00 - 23:59 | 23:59 | Friday 10:00 - 23:59 | Saturday 10:00 - 23:59 | Sunday 10:00 - 23:59

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ABOUT POBLE ESPANYOL

Poble Espanyol is a unique open-air enclosure in Barcelona that proudly shows the history of traditional villages across Spain and encompasses their cultures, their architecture and their traditions, and have created this fantastic space where people can come and visit.

Poble Espanyol was created in 1929 for the Barcelona Universal Exposition. The creators visited more than 1500 villages across the whole of Spain to take their inspiration and to bring a taste of Spain to this one unique location, showing the various cultures and traditions that exist across the country in one fabulous location.

Today, Poble Espanyol offers its visitors a taste of the Spanish heritage from those areas, along with architecture, art, live music, family activities and craft workshops run by the artisans that occupy the spaces.

Poble Espanyol is set over 49,000 m2 and lets you sample some of Spain's different cultures and traditions in this one fantastic location. You will find stalls selling the artisans products including ranges of glass, leather, ceramics and jewellery, with a lot of it all made on site by the artisans that work there.

Poble Espanyol is also home to the Fran Daurel Museum which houses one of the best collections of contemporary are in Barcelona. Poble Espanyol welcomes around 1,000,000 visitors each year to enjoy its unique offering and has also been featured in films including Vicky Cristina Barcelona!

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FAQ's About Poble Espanyol

Q: Is it worth going to Poble Espanyol?

A: We definitely think its worth visiting Poble Espanyol! Its got something for the whole family to enjoy which means its for all ages. Whether you want to see the Fran Daurel Museum, or whether you want to see the culture from across Spain in one amazing location, Poble Espanyol has you covered. Whether you want to see artisans creating their own incredible products, or whether you want to sample some local delicacies, again, Poble Espanyol offers it! For those visiting with kids, they can enjoy the children's area or the kids can take part in an activity workshop. Its just a great place the whole family can genuinely enjoy and that is why 1,000,000 people visit Poble Espanyol each year!

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Q: What is the traditional village called in Barcelona?

A: Its called Poble Espanyol and its a wonderful place to visit!

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Q: When was Poble Espanyol built and why?

A: Building started at Poble Espanyol in January of 1928 and it opened in May 1929! It was built for the Barcelona Universal Exposition and the creators visited over 1500 villages across Spain to get their inspiration!

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Q: Who are the artisans that work at Poble Espanyol?

A: One of the things that we love about Poble Espanyol are the artisans that work there making their traditional crafts from across Spain in their workshops at Poble Espanyol and they are fascinating to watch. With crafts including glass, pottery, jewellery being made on site and also lots of food stalls too!

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Q: What concerts does Poble Espanyol put on?

A: Poble Espanyol offers a range of concerts throughout the summer months and also normally special ones at Christmas time! In 2023 there are various artists performing during the summer months including Miranda, Fito Paez, Chris Isaak, Jacob Collier, Zahara + Delaporte, Anastacia and Bastille all performing this summer there.

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Q: Can I buy tickets in advance for Poble Espanyol?

A: Absolutely! We sell tickets for Poble Espanyol. See above.

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Q: What is the Fran Daurel Museum at Poble Espanyol?

A: The Fran Daurel Museum is a museum located at Poble Espanyol which offers an amazing collection of contemporary art by artists including the likes of Picasso, Dali, Miro and Tapies.

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