Explore the district of Poble Sec, a small town at the foot of the Montjuic Mountain.

Visit Poble Espanyol

Poble Espanyol is one of the city's big attractions, thanks to the one-of-a-kind combination you'll find there of architecture, contemporary art, crafts, shops and food in car-free surroundings, making it great for the whole family. This composite Spanish village is charming or kitsch depending on your taste, and features 117 reproductions of traditional buildings and squares from every region in Spain. In one space you can visit a typical Andalusían neighbourhood, walk a bit of the Camino de Santiago, see examples of monastic architecture, and so much more.It's also a centre for crafts and shops that's open 365 days a year, where more than 20 artisans work every day, and you can watch them make unique pieces of pottery, glass, leather, jewellery, textiles....