Poble Espanyol Tickets

Experience the charm of Poble Espanyol, an intriguing open-air museum situated in Barcelona, that brings together the most enchanting aspects of typical Spanish towns all within a single location.

Ticket Information

Your entry to Poble Espanyol, translating to "Spanish Town" in Catalan, offers an opportunity to explore an exceptional array of sights from across Spain without leaving the city. Spanning over 520,000 square feet (approximately 40,000 square meters), this open-air museum features a rich tapestry of Spanish architecture displayed through 117 unique edifices.

Additionally, you can engage with several new multimedia installations that provide insight into the country’s diverse culture, cuisine, and traditions. Your admission also includes access to the Fran Daurel Contemporary Art Museum, a private entity showcasing more than three hundred artworks by renowned Spanish creators including Picasso, Miró, Dalí, Chillida, and Barceló.

Poble Espanyol also hosts over 20 artisan workshops, where visitors can observe skilled craftspeople masterfully creating items across various mediums such as jewelry, leather goods, musical instruments, glasswork, engraving, and textiles.

Initially constructed for the 1929 International Exposition, this open-air museum is perched on the Montjuic hilltop in the vibrant heart of Catalonia, not far from the iconic Magic Fountains. A visit here offers stunning vistas of Barcelona, whether it be during morning, afternoon, or evening hours, making for a truly memorable experience.

Discover the history of the site through the exhibition A Photographic Journey, which explores The Construction of Poble Espanyol. This display takes you into the thoughts and creative processes of the builders, showcasing the dedication that transformed vision into reality.

Ticket + Audioguide Option

When you make your reservation, you have the option to include an audioguide, enhancing your understanding of everything Poble Espanyol has to offer.

Visiting Hours

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

Special Hours

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

Temporary Closures

Be aware that certain areas of Poble Espanyol may be closed due to different private events:

• September 11 - Plaza Mayor: from 4 pm (for a concert)
• September 13 - Monastery: closed throughout the day (for an event)
• September 26 - Monastery and Baluard: closed all day (event)
• September 27 - Monastery: closed all day (for a wedding)