Poble Espanyol

Step into a charming open-air architectural museum on Montjuïc Hill—Poble Espanyol, built for the 1929 International Exposition. 

This “Spanish Village” features 117 full-scale buildings that showcase the diverse regional architecture of Spain—from Andalusian patios to Romanesque churches. 

Admission includes skip the line access to Poble Espanyol, the Fran Daurel Museum, multimedia spaces, and the new photographic exhibition about the construction of Poble Espanyol. 

Students can stroll through recreated streets and plazas, observe live artisan workshops, explore contemporary art and cultural displays and indulge in local cuisine and retail, all within one immersive setting.