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Poble Espanyol, Barcelona

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#9 of 105 in Museums in Barcelona

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Explore Spain at Poble Espanyol, a museum that combines architecture, art, crafts, and food from different Spanish regions. Witness the architectural diversity of Spain as you stroll through the museum’s village, which consists of 117 full-scale buildings from different parts of the country. Discover Spain’s varied vegetation and agriculture in the village’s farmland and gardens. The many onsite delis, bars, and restaurants offer an array of Spanish delicacies for tasting. In the gallery, you can view contemporary art by Spanish artists, such as Picasso, Miró, and Dalí. Several souvenir shops sell Spanish handicrafts. Take a look at our Barcelona trip itinerary site to schedule your visit to Poble Espanyol and learn about what else to see and do during your holiday.

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Poble Espanyol Reviews

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2,831 reviews

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4.3

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• By travel_Theod

  It was a bit disappointing experience because a lot of the shops were closed for vacation. It wasn't mentioned on their website, you were only told when you got there. Most of the shops inside where.....  more »

• By rkap

  This place was empty and depressing. Perhaps it’s due to COVID-19. Basically a knock off of Epcot. Skip it.  more »

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• By Carla Yorkston

  I went here to see an exhibition and as a result I would definitely love to come again and explore the streets. Very authentic miniature replicas of the most famous cities in Spain. Its a place to have a wonder and visit the different shops. Its better to go here when there is some sort of event otherwise it might seem a will not short.

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• By dianne gregory

  Beautiful 'Spanish style village' to visit. It was fairly quiet when I visited and very peaceful. A stark contrast compared to our Camp Nou visit and Barcelona City. I would recommend you visit here if you want a break from the rat race of Barcelona.

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