Poble Espanyol - Barcelona

This year, Poble Espanyol has gone one step further by opening Feeling Spain, five immersive audio-visual capsules created with the objective of allowing you to know and feel the diversity and cultural wealth of different parts of the Peninsula: the north, the Way of St. James, the Mediterranean, the south and the territory of El Quijote.

Built in for the International Exhibition of the same year, Poble Espanyol is a recreation of 117 real-life scale buildings representing different regions of Spain. As you wander through it, you will see Spain’s extensive and varied architectural heritage, from the Andalusian quarter to the Romanesque-style monasteries of Catalonia. You will also be able to watch craftsmen making glass, leather or jewels, among other products, as they shape unique pieces with their hands. This is what makes Poble Espanyol a truly singular shopping centre in Barcelona, open 365 days a year.

You can also have the chance to admire the works of famous Spanish and universal artists. The Fran Daurel Museum houses works by Picasso, Dalí and Miró and up to 300 works exhibited in the Sculptures Garden, a large area in which nature and art come together in harmony.

Important information - There may be restrictions

Due to SÓNAR (June 12–15), the venue will close earlier, with last group admission at 1pm and doors closing at 3pm. To ensure smooth operations, visits must be scheduled accordingly.