Stubbled across this attraction after visiting Belvor Castle. It is well worth a visit. I am sure that I entred an area which was not intended for visitors, but the door was open. I entered the square tower. There is a narrow passage way up and down around another square tower. Not much on the safty as there are cables... More

It was a little eerie walking around this recreated spanish town as it was so quiet the day we visited! Definately would reccomend a trip to see it though! More

We visited the Pueblo Espanol (Spanish Village) in mid-April 2012 and we thought that the place was very atmospheric, but were disappointed that just one single business was open and ready to some trade with the few visitors who were there. In fact they seemed desperate to get us to buy something. Like nearly everything else in Palma, it was... More

Revisited after many years and found the place a bit of a ghost town. Maybe just because it was April, but I would't rush back More

A miniature version of the Pueblo in Barcelona. Still some work for them to do to upgrade/restore it to its former glory but well worth a brief visit if in Palma. Will go back in the summer when events are promised. More

Amazing village copied in image of different buildings from all over spain More

Pretty and worth a visit but a little run down. It looks like it is also marketed as a conference centre/ events venue. More

We visited this place on a Saturday afternoon and found it like a ghost town. There was nothing open, not even a souvenir shop, we walked around in ten minutes. The buildings, some of them beautiful were looking scruffy and there was litter around the floors.What a dissapointment for the admission price of six euros. More

will enjoy if u like spain, its architecture, history etc More