Poble Espanyol Tickets

Experience the charm of a unique open-air museum in Barcelona that beautifully encapsulates the essence of typical Spanish towns within a single enchanting destination.

Ticket Information

By purchasing your ticket to the Poble Espanyol—meaning "Spanish Town" in Catalan—you will gain entry to one of the most singular attractions in Barcelona. Immerse yourself in a captivating exploration of the country’s diverse cultural heritage without ever leaving the city. Spanning over 520,000 square feet (roughly 40,000 square meters), this open-air museum features a stunning array of Spanish architecture represented through 117 distinct structures.

As you meander through the pathways, prepare to embark on an enriching journey that melds geography and culture. Among the highlights, you will find yourself in a charming Andalusian neighborhood filled with whitewashed buildings, admire a faithful replica of the delightful Plaza Mayor in Riaza, and take in the elegance of a Catalan Romanesque monastery alongside the breathtaking Mudejar tower from Utebo. Additionally, the museum honors significant historical sites, including elements from the Camino de Santiago, showcasing the traditional architectural styles of Galicia and northern Spain. A remarkable exploration of Spain’s hidden gems is right at your fingertips.

To further enhance your visit, newer multimedia exhibits offer a deeper dive into the diverse cultures, cuisines, and customs found throughout the nation. Included with your admission is access to the Fran Daurel Contemporary Art Museum, a private collection featuring over three hundred pieces by renowned Spanish artists such as Picasso, Miró, Dalí, Chillida, and Barceló.

Within Poble Espanyol, discover more than 20 artisan workshops where skilled craftsmen showcase their expertise in various disciplines, including: jewelry, leatherwork, instrument making, glassblowing, engraving, and textiles.

Constructed for the 1929 International Exposition, this open-air marvel is set against the picturesque backdrop of Montjuic hill, a short distance from the iconic Magic Fountains. Here, in addition to the artistic installations, you will be treated to stunning vistas of Barcelona, regardless of the time you choose to visit—morning, afternoon, or night. An inspiring experience awaits!

Moreover, delve into the museum’s history through the exhibition A Photographic Journey. The Construction of Poble Espanyol provides insight into the visionaries behind this project, revealing the intriguing process they navigated to bring the idea to fruition.

Ticket with Audioguide

When making your reservation, consider opting for the package that includes an audioguide. This feature is an excellent way to enhance your knowledge about the marvels of Poble Espanyol!

Poble Espanyol Opening Hours

• Monday to Wednesday: 10 am to 8 pm
• Thursday to Sunday: 10 am to midnight

Special Opening Hours

• June 12 to June 15: Closing at 4 pm (ticket sales stop one hour earlier)
• December 25: 10 am to 2 pm
• January 1: 1 pm to midnight

Additionally, throughout August, the Plaza Mayor at Poble Espanyol will close at 5 pm due to scheduled concerts, although other areas of the venue will remain accessible.