Poble Espanyol

Info & Location

City/Province: Barcelona

Type of Experience: Top attractions

Address: Av. Francesc Ferrer i Guàrdia, 13, 08038 Barcelona, Spain

Opening hours: Open 365 days a year. Monday: 10:00h - 20:00h /Tuesday to Sunday: 10:00h - 24:00h.

How to get there: Metro: Espanya Station (Line 1 and Line 3)  / Bus: Poble Espanyol stop of Lines 13, 23 and 150.

Points of interest: Spain is known worldwide for its festivals. No other country has so many that are so diverse and famous, with some even listed as World Heritage. In this specific area of Poble Espanyol called Fiesta!, you can experience the indescribable sensations of some of Spain's most famous festivities: from the festival of San Fermin to La Patum, including the Castells (human towers) and the Tomatina festival (a tomato battle), all brought to life through an amazing mapping show with spectacular images and sound.

Further info: Handicraft shops: Poble Espanyol is a venue for local artisans. You'll find over 20 handicraft shops and watch industry professionals craft jewelry, blow glass, make handbags, weave baskets, embroider and more. Probably there’s no better Barcelona shopping option for real souvenirs and gifts than Spanish Village: here you’ll be able to customize your gifts and even have them shipped back home.

Price: Adults: €15 ( €13,50 online) / Children (4-12 years old): €10  (€9 online) / Children (0-3 years old): Free / Family pack (2 adults + 2 children 4-12 years): € 40. Audioguide: €3,50