Attraction Guide: Poble Espanyol, Barcelona, Spain

Poble Espanyol Guide

Poble Espanyol: A Village Showcasing Spain's Architectural Diversity Guide

Poble Espanyol (Spanish Village) is an open-air architectural museum in Barcelona, built for the 1929 International Exposition. It features replicas of buildings from different regions of Spain, showcasing the country's diverse architectural styles. The idea behind Poble Espanyol was to create a microcosm of Spain, bringing together examples of its regional architecture in one place. The village includes streets, squares, and buildings representing various regions, from Andalusia to the Basque Country. Visitors can stroll through the village, admiring the different architectural styles and learning about Spanish culture. Poble Espanyol also features artisan workshops, where you can watch craftspeople at work and purchase unique souvenirs. The village offers a variety of restaurants and bars, serving traditional Spanish cuisine.