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Poble Espanyol

Download date: 10/04/2024

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A small town containing lots of little towns. This is Poble Espanyol, designed in 1929 to offer an overview of the many communities found on the Iberian Peninsula.

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  • Accessibility
    Accessible for people with physical disabilities

Travel across the Peninsula

Located on one of the sides of Montjuïc Park, not far from the Magic Fountain, is Poble Espanyol, an open-air architectural museum. It dates back to 1929, when architect Josep Puig i Cadafalch designed it as one of the attractions for the Barcelona International Exposition.

Designed to be a real town, with 117 buildings that represent the typical architectural features of different parts of the Iberian Peninsula, he reproduced true-scale versions of important streets, squares and buildings from across the peninsula. In this way, his design brings together typical constructions from the various regions of Spain, and visitors can stroll seamlessly from a Castilian square to an Andalusian street and enjoy the characteristic atmosphere of each place.

A project with a long life

Its harmonious, global features aim to represent what could be an ideal model town for the Iberian peninsula with all the diversity that entails. The project, which was supposed to run for six months, was such a huge success that in the end it stayed open and today attracts thousands of tourists and visitors every day who go there to discover one of the
most iconic destinations on Montjuïc.

It is one of the top 10 most visited tourist destinations and, in addition to the architecture, it offers typical food and handicrafts from each of the places represented.

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Location and contact

Location and contact

Poble Espanyol

Address:
Avinguda de Francesc Ferrer i Guàrdia, 13
Districte:
Sants-Montjuïc
Neighborhood:
el Poble-sec
City:
Barcelona
Getting there
  • Phone number
    935086300 (Tel.)
    935086333 (Fax)
  • Links
    Web: http://www.poble-espanyol.com
    Email: info@poble-espanyol.com
    Email: inforeserva@poble-espanyol.com

Timetable and prices

Timetable

Dies Hores Preus
Dilluns i
24 desembre		 de 10.00 h a 20.00 h
Entrada general de: 0 a 15 €


.Entrada general 13.50 € (online) -15 € (taquilles)

.Entrada infantil (nens de 4 a 12 anys : 9 € (online)- 10 € (taquilles)

Pack 2 adults+2 nens: 40 €

Menors 4 anys: Entrada gratuïta


Tarifes Especials a taquilla


  • Jubilat/da: 10€ (majors de 65 anys o presentant carnet de pensionista)
  • Estudiant: 11,25 € (presentant carnet d'estudiant)
  • Carnet de família nombrosa/monoparental, discapacitat o targeta rosa residents a Catalunya: 8€ adult o nen/a
  • Carnet de família nombrosa/monoparental 12 € adults / 8 € nen/a
  • Carnet de discapacitat o targeta rosa no residents a Catalunya: 10,50€ adult / 8€ nen/a
  • Pack 2 adults+1 nen residents a Catalunya : 32 €
  • Pack 1 adults+2 nens residents a Catalunya :28 €



Entrada gratuïta:

· 24 i 25 de setembre (festes de la Mercè)
Dimarts, dimecres, dijous, divendres, dissabte i diumenge excepte 24 desembre, 25 desembre i 1 gener de 10.00 h a 00.00 h
25 desembre de 10.00 h a 14.00 h
1 gener de 13.00 h a 20.00 h

Events

Events

Observacions

L'accés adaptat a discapacitats és per la porta principal.

Les visites organitzades cal concertar-les.

Arquitectes: Ramon Raventós, Miquel Utrillo, Xavier Nogués, J. Montaner, F. Folguera, F. García Sanchiz (any 1929).

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