Poble Espanyol: Skip The Line Ticket

Enjoy Poble Espanyol, that magical place which has everything about worth relating with queues. Covering 49,000 m², Poble Espanyol is in fact a whole country 'settled' by all possible rights given to it through its zbipta area by different types of architecture, culture, food to shopping. Each building represents one of the areas in Spain and occupies the ground floor with craft shops representative to that area.

As you walk through the Poble Espanyol, you will see many Spanish environments, from an Andalusian neighborhood to a Catalan Romanesque monastery. There is also a Galician architecture copied from streets and squares, with more than 100 full-size replicas of well-known buildings.

The Fran Daurel Museum that is in Poble Espanyol is indeed a well-kept secret for all those who love contemporary art. A museum housing the great collection of works from some of the most renowned Spanish artists like Pablo Picasso, Salvador Darli, Joan Miró, Antoni Tàpies, and Eduardo Chillida.

To say, "Great for families with a range of activities that will have children spellbound." Interactive Exhibits; play areas and workshops for younger visitors are some of the highlights of the village. Perhaps this could be the ideal option when it comes to enjoying culture and history in Spain in the most fun and thrilling way possible.