Poble Espanyol: Entry Ticket
Wander a full-scale replica village of Spanish architecture, with streets and squares modelled on real towns across the country, right in Barcelona.
- Full-scale replicas of squares and streets from towns across Spain
- Built originally for the 1929 Barcelona Universal Exposition
- Flamenco dance shows and concerts held from July to August
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September 2026
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What's included
- Entry to Poble Espanyol
About this ticket
This ticket grants you entry to the Poble Espanyol open-air village for the date you select. You can arrive at any point during opening hours and explore the full-scale replica streets and squares.
What's not included
- Entry to the Fran Daurel Museum
Practical info
This ticket is valid for entry on the specific date you book. No timeslot is assigned, so you can enter at any time during opening hours on your chosen day.
How to redeem
After booking, you will receive a PDF voucher. Present this voucher at the entrance for admission.
Important notes
- This ticket is non-refundable once booked.
An admission ticket providing entry to the Poble Espanyol village on your selected date.
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September 2026
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Poble Espanyol
A ticket including Poble Espanyol and Fran Daurel Museum entry, with a timeslot assigned after you book.
Admission to Poble Espanyol · Admission to the Fran Daurel Museum
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£13.40
per person
What's included
- Admission to Poble Espanyol
- Admission to the Fran Daurel Museum
About this ticket
Your ticket includes admission to both the Poble Espanyol village and the Fran Daurel Museum located inside. After booking, the operator will assign you a specific entry time and send your final ticket by email.
What's not included
- Food and drinks
Practical info
This ticket is for a specific date. You cannot select an entry time when booking; the operator will assign an exact time and confirm it with you after your purchase is complete.
How to redeem
The supplier will send your final ticket, which includes your assigned entry time, in a separate email. You must show this specific ticket at the entrance for admission.
Important notes
- This ticket is non-refundable once booked.
A ticket including Poble Espanyol and Fran Daurel Museum entry, with a timeslot assigned after you book.
About this experience
Poble Espanyol was built for the 1929 Barcelona Universal Exposition as a way to bring Spain's regional architecture together in one place. Instead of travelling the country town by town, you can walk through faithful reproductions of streets, squares and buildings drawn from across Spain, all laid out within a single open-air site in Barcelona.
The appeal here is in the details: cobbled lanes, whitewashed Andalusian walls, Castilian archways and Catalan facades sit side by side, giving you a condensed tour of Spanish architectural styles without leaving the city. From July to August, the village also hosts flamenco performances and concerts, adding a live cultural layer to the visit.
This open-air theme park works well as a half-day outing, whether you're interested in architecture, photography, or simply wandering somewhere different from Barcelona's usual sightseeing route. Admission tickets grant entry to the full site, which is open daily from 10:00 to 20:00.
What to expect
Once inside, you'll find yourself walking through a sequence of streets and squares, each modelled on real towns and regions from across Spain. There's no fixed route, so you can wander freely between the reproduced monuments, archways and facades, stopping wherever the architecture catches your eye.
The visit typically unfolds at a relaxed pace over a couple of hours, mixing sightseeing with photo stops. If you're visiting between July and August, you may also come across flamenco performances or live concerts taking place within the village, adding music and dance to the walk through Spain's architectural history.
Things to note
- Wear comfortable shoes since the site involves walking on cobbled streets
- Visit in the cooler morning hours if you're there during summer
- Bring a camera, as the varied architecture makes for good photo opportunities
- Check the schedule in advance if you specifically want to catch a flamenco performance
- Allow at least two to three hours to see the site without rushing
- Carry water, especially if visiting during the warmer months
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Frequently asked questions
This ticket is non-refundable, meaning once booked, you cannot receive a refund if your plans change. This applies to both ticket types: Poble Espanyol and Admission Ticket. Therefore, it is important to ensure your travel dates are confirmed before making a purchase. If you need to cancel, you will not be able to recover any costs associated with the ticket. Please consider this policy carefully when booking your visit.
