Poble Espanyol

The Poble Espanyol is a unique place in Barcelona. It is a life-sized architectural museum of 49,000 square meters that brings together representative buildings from fifteen autonomous communities of Spain. Moreover, concerts are held throughout the year at Poble Espanyol, making it an international point of interest for tourists and locals alike. Along the streets and squares of Poble Espanyol, you can find restaurants, small museums, recreational areas, and even a flamenco tablao. Artists such as Dani Martín, Jamiroquai, Europe, Rosana, Daddy Yankee, Love of Lesbian, and Mark Knopfler have performed concerts at Poble Espanyol.

Located on the Montjuïc mountain, Poble Espanyol is such a special place that it evokes unique sensations in those who visit, making them forget they are in Barcelona. Strolling through its streets and squares is synonymous with traveling through the various Spanish autonomous communities with every step taken. Most concerts in Poble Español take place in the main square, with a capacity for 5,000 people. Additionally, in its streets, the first editions of the now gigantic Primavera Sound festival took place. Currently, large-scale festivals continue to be held, as well as year-end parties and various celebrations.