Poble Espanyol

I was quite nice with the Spanish village, which has a lot of classic European Spanish traditions, and has a typical European style each time, and some interesting activities, which are really good value for money as a tourist attraction

The Spanish Village can be defined as a small theme park that shows Spanish customs, complete with a replica of Spanish historic sites, and a focus on some of the Spanish squares' representative buildings, allowing you to see Spain even in Barcelona.

Spain in Barcelona says it is a small village with a thousand years of history, it is located on the hill. High and low, rolling and rolling, whether it is driving or walking, have a very good experience. There is a strong Spanish feel here, really worth a visit.

The Spanish village is also a very important colonial building, the village is also worth visiting, the whole environment of the small village is very unique, the whole area is not too big, can find many interesting Spanish design.

The village of Spain is located near the magic fountain, and it shows all aspects of Spanish architecture, art, food, crafts, folklore and so on. This large museum contains 117 buildings: streets, houses, parks, theatres, schools, restaurants and artisan workshops, etc., which make up a charming Iberian folk village. Arrivals: Metro Line 1 or Line 3 to Espanya Station; Intercity Train FGC to Espanya Station; Bus No. 13 or No. 150 to Poble Espanyol

Beautiful place to walk around and get a sample of the different architecture and cuisine across Spain. There are also events hosted inside the park. We went to a fantastic concert for children one weekend.

Great way to see lots of architecture in one place. Kind of out of the way, but tour busses take you easily enough.

A museum dedicated to Spanish architecture. It is a wonderful tour through all of Spain's regions exploring the different styles and influences to Spain's varied architecture.

The Spanish Village, or Pueblo Espanyol, is an amazing complex of 117 structures copied from real buildings from different eras that can be found in ancient Spanish cities. Many of the houses are life-size, some are just a miniature copy, but all the details are amazingly precise and skillfully worked out. The Spanish Village was built in 1927 for the 1929 World's Fair, which was held in Barcelona.

Village since 1929 a recreation of all areas from Spain: architecture, culture, art. Get discount coupon for admission from coupon book distributed along with ticket on Bus Touristic.