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Poble Espanyol in Barcelona was constructed for the World Exposition of 1929 with the intention of demonstrating the architecture and essence of the Spanish culture. It was not so much a question of recreating symbolic buildings, but rather of...more

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Av Francesc Ferrer i Guardia, 13, 08038 Barcelona, Spain

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Hadwa

Al Qahirah, Egypt

15957

Reviewed 5 days ago

Little Spain

The Spanish Village is a unique place, it's different from other attractions. It is the smaller version of Spain, with several little boutiques showcasing special crafts and products, like wooden guitars, glass blown objects, handmade metal statues, leather products... and many others. You can watch...More

Date of experience: June 2018

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bia_rodrigues161

Pocos de Caldas, MG

387

Reviewed 1 week ago via mobile

Interesting

It is a place that shows us how the architecture is in each region of Spain. It is very similar to the original designs, a "all in one"!

Date of experience: July 2018

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Myles D

Whitehorse, Canada

15747

Reviewed 3 weeks ago

A fascinating look at different parts of Spain

I'm really happy we ended up going here! we loved walking around the various "parts" of Spain and having the entire place to ourselves - it was late at night and it was virtually empty. There is a lot to see and the buildings are...More

Date of experience: November 2018

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Dear Myles D, Thank you very much for your visit and for sharing your experience with other travelers on TripAdvisor. We are happy to know you spent a nice time exploring the enclosure. Best regards,

AlinaR0403

Bucharest, Romania

7820

Reviewed 3 weeks ago via mobile

Walk in the little city

On our walk from Monjuic to Plaza Espagna we visited this little city. For me sometimes felt more like Greece than Spain ;)) a little bit empty and no entertainement. Also, the price is big for what you see, but you can take a relaxing...More

Date of experience: November 2018

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Dear AlinaR0403, Thank you very much for your visit and remarks. We take good note of them to improve the experience of our visitors. Best regards,

Viorel_25

Sibiu, Romania

17926

Reviewed 4 weeks ago

Unique buildings re-creations

Poble Espanyol is a unique town constructed from the re-creations to scale of buildings from various regions of Spain. A pleasant walk will show the Spanish peninsula variety of architectural heritage. Some artisans have their workshops in the buildings, creating nice pieces with their hands.

Date of experience: November 2018

Thank Viorel_25

Dear Viorel_25, We appreciate your visit and comments. We are pleased to know you enjoyed a peaceful walk discovering the Spanish regions. Best regards,

Emenemer

Valladolid, Mexico

5421

Reviewed 4 weeks ago

GREAT REPRESENTATION OF SPANISH VILLAGES/CITIES

Poble Espanyol, tries to represent different places and parts of spain, it was man made for an expo and now it is a main tourist attraction and i can see clearly why. It is so nice, so colorful and extremely interesting, lots of different shops...More

Date of experience: November 2018

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Dear Emenemer, We are glad you had a nice time visiting Poble Espanyol and getting to know the whole Spain, including the richness of our traditional cuisine. Best regards and thanks for sharing your experience.

WorldtravellerUK28

London, United Kingdom

4

Reviewed October 29, 2018

It's not free as the flyer says

It looks fine from the outside and perfectly adequate for families with kids. The flyer mention a couple of free attractions but that's not right. Once you pay to get in then it is free (not quite my idea of free attraction). I have no...More

Date of experience: October 2018

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Dear WorldtravellerUK28, First of all we apologize for the misunderstanding and kindly request you to send us a picture of the flyer (or detailed description) so that we are able to identify the document and correct the misleading information. You can send us an email...More

TravelFanaticDD

L'Isle-en-Dodon, France

652200

Reviewed October 28, 2018 via mobile

Spain in one place

An interesting place to visit to get an overview of life in Spain. It shows the different areas and architecture of all the areas. Lots of restaurants available for food and interesting little shops.

Date of experience: October 2018

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Dear TravelFanaticDD, We are grateful your visit and views. Thank you very much and best regards,

Antonija B

61

Reviewed October 25, 2018 via mobile

Whole Espana on one place

Definitely recommend!!! We've found this place accidentally and we were thrilled. There are streets, houses, squares, workshops from whole Espana divided into small provinces.

Date of experience: October 2018

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Dear Antonija B, It is great that you found Poble Espanyol by chance and got a rewarding experience in exchange. Thank you very much for your visit. Best regards,

david88forshaw

Hong Kong

179

Reviewed October 22, 2018

Revisit to Poble Espanyol

We last came here 18 years ago. We enjoyed our visit today. It shows a really authentic way of Spanish life and architecture in different regions. There are now some new attractions. We particularly enjoyed the multi media experience of Fiesta with popular different festivals...More

Date of experience: October 2018

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Dear david88forshaw, We are glad you were able to know and enjoy first-hand the improvements that we have been introducing along these years. It’s been nice to welcome you again. Thank you very much for your review. Best regards,

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Bobette M

Are all of the shops and restaurants open on Sundays?

November 7, 2018|

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Good morning, Yes, we open daily. However some it might be the weekly rest day for some of them as they are distributed along the week. Thanks for your interest and see you soon.

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iolivera

June 18, 2018|

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Don't bother. It's overpriced

970cchia

Hi, I have indicated my date of visit on the 17th June on my online purchase. If I change my mind and go on the 18th June instead, will I have to purchase a new ticket? Thank you.

May 30, 2018|

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Hello! If you bought the reduced ticket (7€) for the 17th June, unfortunately, in this case, it is not valid for the 18th. You should buy a new ticket for the 18th and send us an email so we can cancel those for the 17th. In... More

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Cre3pyTie

Brazil

Early schedule draft.... (2 Replies)

Hi TA friends.. Im doing my trip schedule for Madrid/Barcelona and have a question about how tough it will be to follow this.. pls see if its too heavy Day of arrival (from Madrid): Visit la Sagrada Familia and Park Guell Day2: Mountjic (Poble Espanyol, Magic Fountain, MNAC and Fundacion Joan Miró) Day 3: Walk all the way through La Rambla, visit Casa Milá and Batlló, and the Picasso Museum Day 4: Day trip to Figueres for the Dali Museum so what do you think about it? is it possible?

February 04, 2011|

Response fromCre3pyTie|

whoa.. thanks a lot for your hints!

Mich D

Sydney, Australia

Itinerary for a visit to Montjuic in Barcelona (8 Replies)

Hi. I am travelling with my husband and 2 children (aged 11 and 15). I am trying to work out the best way of getting to and seeing sights on Montjuic and would appreciated any feedback on the following plan: Catch metro to Parallel station and then funicular to Montjuic. Get the cable car (teleferic) to the castle. Visit castle then walk down through gardens to Miro museum. Possibly visit other sites?? (Placa Espanya/fountains, Poble Espanyol). Catch cable car (transbordador Aeri del port)...More

September 15, 2016|

Response fromAnthony K|

OK The start of your journey is fine...Metro to Paral-lel and funicular to Montjuic. You might like to look at images online of views over the City from the first stop on the Funicular close to the Miro Museum. Taking the Cable Car to the Castle is done more for the extra height and that view than, really, for visitng the Castle which, in my humble opinion, is not a "must see" attraction. Also taking the Cable-car after the Funicular will add greatly to your costs. If you take...More

lisam6028

Warwickshire

Poble Espanyol/Spainbookers/Entertainment Question! (3 Replies)

Hi all, Just wondering if you could help me with a small problem I have. We are off to Barcelona at the end of March for my partners 30th Birthday (asked what he wanted for his birthday "a trip back to Barcelona" was all he asked for! I want to arrange something special for the actual night of his birthday but although I've been looking all over the internet for ideas and sites to book something on I am at a loss. (Ticketmaster have nothing on but "Dark Funeral" that night- hmm, not exactly...More

February 26, 2010|

Response fromlisam6028|

Many thanks for your reply, it is much appreciated. Maybe we will do this on the Thursday instead, take the cable car up as it was closed last time! I've been looking around trip advisor and found some really good links to different places clubs etc, so I will dig a little longer.

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