Poble Espanyol

Built for the 1929 International Exhibition, Poble Espanyol has streets and buildings copied from all over Spain. There are no cars, so children can wander, and you can watch craftspeople at work.

Under-4s go free

Family ticket available

Price:

Adults from €14

Best for:

All ages

Duration:

2–3 hours

Weather:

Mostly outdoors

📍 Area:

Montjuïc · Map →

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Family visiting Poble Espanyol in Barcelona

Visiting Poble Espanyol with Kids

Explore a whole village of Spanish streets and squares without leaving Barcelona. Poble Espanyol has more than 20 craft workshops, where families can watch artisans at work and buy their creations. The village, built for the 1929 International Exhibition, is also home to several cafés and restaurants. Concerts, festivals and family events bring the village to life throughout the year.

Visiting Poble Espanyol with Kids

Quick Family Facts

Best for: All ages
Visit time: 2–3 hours
Pushchairs: Yes, but some streets are cobbled or stepped
Children: Under-4s go free
Family ticket: 2 adults + 2 children aged 4–12, €40
Nearby: CaixaForum, Magic Fountain, Olympic Museum

Highlights

The Main Square

Step into a grand Spanish plaza, framed by ornate buildings and café terraces. It’s the heart of the village, with space to take in the surroundings, and it hosts outdoor concerts in the summer.

Artisan Workshops

Watch glassblowers shape glowing glass and potters turn clay into something new in their workshops. You can also buy the handmade pieces – great for gifts and souvenirs.

A Short Trip Around Spain

Wander from whitewashed Andalusian lanes to stone archways and northern village streets. Every turn reveals a different corner of Spain.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do we need to book Poble Espanyol in advance?

It isn’t essential, but booking online is usually cheaper and quicker.

Do children pay to visit Poble Espanyol?

Children under 4 go free. Children aged 4 to 12 pay a reduced price.

Can we take a pushchair?

Yes, although some streets are cobbled or have steps, so a sturdy pushchair helps.

Are there activities for children?

Yes, there are family activities and workshops on selected days. Check the programme before you visit.

How do we get there?

Take the metro to Espanya (L1 red or L3 green line). From there, bus 150 stops nearby, or you can walk up the hill in about 15 minutes, using the outdoor escalators for part of the way.