Poble Espanyol - Barcelona, Spain

Located in one of the most significant areas of Barcelona and a few metres from the Montjuic Fountains, Poble Espanyol is one of the biggest attractions of thr city thanks to it unique offer of contemporary art, architecture, crafts and cuisine in a quiet and peaceful environment.

Architecture

The village was built in 1929 as a synthesis of Spain's architectural and cultural diversity. Today we can continue to enjoy the streets, squares and facades that make the Poble Espanyol an authentic Spanisdh village and visitors can admire replicas of buildings from different regions in Spain as they live and breathe the cultural diversity of the country.

Craftsmanship

Over 30 artisans based inside the village whose work can be observed in the making. They fabricate
glass, ceramics, jewellery, Spanish guitars and more, presenting visitors with one -of-a-kind pieces
and establishing the Poble Espanyol as a unique  shopping centre within the city of Barcelona.

Contemporary Art.

Fran Daurel Museum a private collection  open to the public and home to over 295 pieces from Spain's most influential contemporary artists Picasso, Dali, Miro' Taples and Barcelo', among many
others.
Sculpture garden. with 41 large-scale sculptures where art harmoniously merges with nature.

Gastonomy

In between strolls, arrtistic discoveries and visits to the artisan workshops, visitors can find a wide selection of venues with different types of Spanish cuisine, delicious food a peaceful atmosphere.
Why not sit back and relax on one of the delightful terraces?

Poble Espanyol
Avinguada Francesc Ferrer, 13
08038 Barcelona

Tel:   93 508 63 00

Web  www.poble-espanyol.com