Poble Espanyol
A Spanish Village
Built for the Universal Exhibition of 1929, the Poble Espanyol is a life-size reproduction of different Spanish villages. Located in one of the most emblematic areas of Barcelona and a few meters from the renowned Fountains of Montjuïc, the Poble Espanyol is one of the major tourist destinations of the City with its unique attractions : architecture, crafts, contemporary art, shopping and gastronomy. All in a festive, as well as an informative environment, is an ideal place for adults and children alike to visit.
Poble Espanyol Ticket - Prices and information
Poble Espanyol Opening Hours
Poble Espanyol is open all year round:
- Monday from 9am to 8pm
- Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday from 9am to 12pm
- Friday from 9am to 3am
- Saturday from 9am to 4am
Workshop and shop opening hours:
- In winter from 10am to 6pm
- In summer from 10am to 8pm
- In autumn and spring from 10am to 7pm
Fran Daurel Museum of Contemporary Art opening hours:
- Summer (June 1 to September 30): Monday to Sunday from 11am to 8pm
- Rest of the year: Monday from 10am to 6:30pm and Tuesday to Sunday from 10am to 7pm
- Closed on 25 and 26 December and 1 January
Video : Visit the Poble Espanyol
How to get to Poble Espanyol?
Poble Espanyol is located on the Montjuïc hill in Barcelona. It's outside the city centre but access is relatively easy:
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.
Renfe i rodalies : Stop Sants Estació (Stants Station)
Train : Catalan Ferrocarriles Catalanes FGC: Stop Espanya
Where is Poble Espanyol ?
Address: Poble Espanyol:
Av. de Francesc Ferrer i Guàrdia, 13
08038 Barcelona
Website: Poble Espanyol - Barcelona
Tel: +34 93 508 63 00
Other Activities
Festivals, Concerts, Flamenco, Jazz, Cinema... Something always happens at Poble Espanyol, also having the reputation of going to bed very late. You will find all the programme on the official website but be aware that every year there is the Biergarten (beer festival) but also a Jazz festival. There are three discotheques in the Spanish village, including the famous La Terrazza which opens only in summer (an absolute must).If you like short films and entertainment, do not miss the Mecal outdoor film festival in summer. A great idea to go out at the evening. A big party is organized every year for New Year's Eve too!. Finally in the Andalusian alleys of the village one can attend a dinner show of Flamenco in Tablao de Carmen every day at 6pm and 8:30pm.
What to see at Poble Espanyol ?
All Spain's architecture in one village.
Poble means village in Catalan. The primary vocation of Poble Espanyol is to show the architectural and cultural wealth of Spain in one place. This village is therefore a life-size reproduction of all the most representative types of houses that you can see in Spain. In total, this village consists of 117 buildings representing 33 different Spanish regions.
Poble Espanyol Map
Map of the different areas to visit in the Poble Espanyol according to the regions of Spain they represent:
Tips for visiting the Poble Espanyol
Here are some practical tips to make the most of your visit to Barcelona's Poble Espanyol :
Best times to visit
> Visit early in the morning or late in the afternoon: To avoid the crowds, it's best to arrive as soon as it opens, or to visit in the late afternoon. These times are also ideal for taking advantage of the soft light for your photos.
> On weekdays rather than weekends: If possible, plan your visit during the week, as the Poble Espanyol is generally less crowded than at weekends.
What to bring
>Comfortable shoes: The Poble Espanyol is a large space to explore, with cobbled streets and staircases, so comfortable walking shoes are a must.
>Camera: The village is full of beautiful architectural reproductions, works of art and landscapes worth capturing.
>Water and snacks: Although restaurants and cafés are available on site, it can be handy to have water and a few snacks on hand for your visit.
What to see and do
> Explore the different neighborhoods: The Poble Espanyol reproduces architectural styles from different regions of Spain. Take the time to explore each neighborhood to discover the country's cultural diversity.
> Visit the craftsmen's workshops: Many craftsmen work on site, making traditional art objects. It's a unique opportunity to see these crafts in action and buy authentic souvenirs.
> Take advantage of events and shows: Consult the calendar of events to make sure you don't miss any flamenco shows, temporary exhibitions or festivals that may enrich your visit.
Other useful tips
Plan your visit around a special event: The Poble Espanyol regularly organizes themed events, which can add an extra dimension to your visit.
Poble Espanyol FAQ
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Is it better to buy the entrance ticket online or on site at Poble Espanyol?
It is preferable to buy your Poble Espanyol ticket online because queues at the ticket office can be long and this in all seasons. It should be noted that the Poble Espanyol is one of the 10 most visited places in Barcelona. Finally, note that once on site the visit is very fluid because the Poble is very large and leaves each visitor to appreciate the place.
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How long does it take to visit the Poble Espanyol?
It takes at least 4 hours to visit the Poble Espanyol and enjoy all the places to discover. For your information, the Audioguide lasts 60 minutes.
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Can you park your car in Poble Espanyol?
Poble Espanyol does not have its own parking, however, you can find a paid parking very close to Poble Espanyol at the following address :
- Carrer del Mirador del Palau Nacional, 2, 08038 Barcelona, Spain.
We advise you to book your parking in advance with this Service: Barcelona car Parking
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Is it allowed to travel by bike in the Poble Espanyol?
No, it is forbidden to cycle inside the Poble Espanyol compound, just as it is forbidden to use skateboards, ebike, scooters electric or not.
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Is there a locker service in the Poble Espanyol compound?
Yes, there is a locker service in the Poble Espanyol enclosure, this service is free of charge.
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Is smoking allowed in the Poble Espanyol?
Yes, smoking is allowed in the Poble Espanyol but only outside the buildings.
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Can people with reduced mobility visit the Poble Espanyol?
Yes, people with reduced mobility can visit the Poble Espanyol, access is free for people in wheelchairs. Note, however, that only 70% of Poble Espanyol is accessible to these people.
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Pets and Poble Espanyol.
Among the domestic animals, only dogs are allowed to enter the Poble Espanyol compound on the strict condition that they are kept on a leash.
Tickets FAQ - All about your tickets to visit Barcelona
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What does a 100% mobile ticket mean?
A 100% mobile ticket simply means that your ticket - which you will receive by email just after your purchase - will be - in its electronic form (PDF) - sufficient to enable you to make your visit with your smartphone or tablet. All you have to do is present it at the checkpoint. A simple scan will allow you to make your visit.
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Can I print my ticket?
You can of course print your ticket if you don't have a smartphone, a tablet or if you simply prefer this option. Upon receipt of the confirmation email, simply print the PDF of the ticket. Then just present your printed ticket at the checkpoint.
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What does a 100% skip the line ticket mean?
A 100% skip the line ticket means that the ticket in question allows you to enter the place you want to visit in Barcelona without queuing, for example at the ticket office. All you have to do is present your ticket directly at the entrance. This way, you won't lose any time on your day of discovery.
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What's included with this ticket?
On this same page or on the ticket reservation page - the services included with the purchase of your ticket are systematically indicated. See the "Included" or “Inclusions” section for details.
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Why do I have to specify a date when buying a ticket?
When you are asked to specify the date of your visit, it is because the monument or service you have chosen to visit also requests it. Most of the time, this date allows tourist sites to limit the number of visitors and therefore to make the visits more fluid. Please note that if you are not asked to specify the time of your visit, this means that you can arrive at any time to visit the site - while respecting the visiting hours of the site in question.
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Why do I have to specify a date and time when purchasing a ticket?
Same as before, but here in addition to the date - the monument or service you have chosen to visit - also asks you to specify the time you wish to visit. Once again it is a matter of limiting the number of visitors so that your visit is as pleasant as possible.
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With a ticket - date and time requested - do I have to arrive at the exact time or can I be a little late for my visit?
On the ticket that you will receive by email after your purchase, it is normally specified how much time - in addition to the scheduled time - you are granted in order not to lose your visit. Please note, for example, that a visit to Park Güell entitles you to entry 30 minutes after the stated time. The Sagrada Familia ticket indicates a time slot of 15 minutes. It is therefore important to respect this time slot. If the ticket does not specify a time slot, then the timetable must be respected.
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Why are we talking about combined tickets?
We talk about combined tickets in some of our offers when they offer, for example, two places to visit in Barcelona. The ticket itself is not combined. It is two separate tickets that we combine to make a more economical and attractive offer. You will receive these two tickets by email. As they are separate you can use them according to your preference when the tickets are open or according to the dates and times you choose.
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How to benefit from a discount for example according to age or for students?
When purchasing your ticket, discounts are always indicated when available. For example, there are regular discounts for children in different age groups, ranging from free for very young children to discounts for seniors over 65 years of age. Discounted tickets for students are indicated in the same way.
Don't forget your proof of discounts - identity card, student card... - to be shown during your visit to Barcelona.
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What are the means of payment for the tickets?
To pay online your tickets to visit Barcelona, are accepted the classic means of payment used worldwide such as: Visa, Mastercard, Alipay, iDeal, GiroPay or Paypal.
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What is the difference between tours and tickets?
The difference between tours and tickets is that both types of tickets allow you to visit the main monuments of the city with a guide who speaks your language for the tours (or guided tours) or by yourself with the tickets. You can find the guided tours and tickets in our section: Barcelona Tours
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For your concert "BAD RELIGION + Suicidal Tendencies + Millencolin + Pulley + Blowfuse" -
we just checked: the doors of the Poble Espanyol open at 6 pm, we imagine the concert two hours later, for the moment it is not specified.
Have a good trip and a good concert!
Yes, the Poble Espanyol will be open in October 2021.
Enjoy your visit,
Is Poble Espanyol open in October 2021?
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