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Espanyol by stressball
Guided tours are offered. It would be better to book the tour in advance because you will get a one hour tour rather than a 1/2 hour tour for the same price if you book at the door.
While you're there, take a walk across the street from the entrance and enjoy the beautiful view that overlooks Barcelona. Leave a Comment Phone: 935 086 300Directions: Metro 'Espanya' Situated at the foot of Mount Montjuic, site of the 1992 Olympic Games. The Bus Turistic tour buses also stop here.Website: http://www.poble-espanyol.com
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 Poble Espanyol by JanPeter74Leave a Comment Phone: 935 086 300Directions: Metro 'Espanya' Situated at the foot of Mount Montjuic, site of the 1992 Olympic Games.Website: http://www.poble-espanyol.com
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 by magictravelers
We had our wedding reception here, at a restaurant called Tip-top;our guests ate a lot and everyone thanked us for bringing them here. During the celebration, many left to get souvenirs from the stores.
There are a few other restaurants and if you cal for a reservation (in advance), you won´t have to pay the entrance fee of 7 euros. Leave a Comment Phone: 935 086 300Directions: Metro 'Espanya' Situated at the foot of Mount Montjuic, site of the 1992 Olympic Games.Website: http://www.poble-espanyol.com
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One of the places I enjoyed a lot was the Spanish Village. It was built for the International Exhibition in 1929, with the idea of bring to its visitors representative samples of the architecture of the different regions of Spain, presented together in the form of a village, conceived as a single unity. Actually it was prepared just for the time of the Exhibition but it still standing todays thanks to its success. There are buildings depicting monument of all the country, mixed in harmony and looking as if they were a real town. In addition they take into account the traditional plants of each region. There are lots of restaurants (we had supper in one of them) and handicraft shops, as well as some shows. If you join the enclosure later than 20:00 you'll pay half price.
Uno de los lugares que disfruté particularmente fue el Pueblo Español. Se construyó para la Exposición Internacional de 1929, con la idea de llevar a sus visitantes ejemplos representativos de arquitectura de las diferentes regiones de España, presentadas juntas, como si de un sólo pueblo se tratase. Realmente se preparó sólo para la duración de la Exposición pero continua hoy en día gracias a su éxito. Hay edificios representando monumentos de todo el país, mezclados en armonía y pareciendo que son verdaderamente una sóla ciudad. Además tienen en cuenta las plantas tradicionales de cada región. Hay muchos restaurantes (cenamos en uno de ellos) y tiendas de artesanía, así como algunos espectáculos. Si entras en el recinto pasadas las 8 de la tarde pagarás la mitad de la entrada.
Visiting hours / Horario de visita
January and February:
Mondays to Thursdays / Lunes a jueves:9:00 - 20:00
Fridays and Saturdays / Viernes y sábados:9:00 - 4:00
Sundays / Domingos:9:00 - 24:00
March to December:
Mondays / Lunes:9:00 - 20:00
Tuesdays to Thursdays / Martes a jueves:9:00 - 2:00
Fridays and Saturdays / Viernes y sábados:9:00 - 4:00
Sundays / Domingos:9:00 - 24:00 Leave a Comment Phone: 935 086 300Directions: Metro 'Espanya' Situated at the foot of Mount Montjuic, site of the 1992 Olympic Games.Website: http://www.poble-espanyol.com
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 Poble espanyol by globe_trekker
Cost to get in : 7.0 Euro.
Free wirh Barcelona card. Leave a Comment Directions: When you finish walking down the step of the Mont juic fountain, turn to the left, walk several hundred feet.
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Poble Espanyol (spanish people ) was build to give an idea to the tourists and visitors about the different architecture and life style of spanish people. This condensed spanish village gives us also some samples of different cultures and hand made art work of Spain. I suggest to have a look also the statues in the village.I think that the idea cames from USA because I saw also the same concept in a bigger scale ( because they have bigger land obviously ) in the museum of Ford in Detroit. Phone: 935 086 300Directions: Metro 'Espanya' Situated at the foot of Mount Montjuic, site of the 1992 Olympic Games.Website: http://www.poble-espanyol.com
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 by in4ik
Wow, so cute! Built as exhibition for Olympic Games, it is still worth walking through artificially constucted Spanish village. I loved shops, and did not find prices significantly more expensive than in downtown.
During x-mas, tangerine-tree had actual fruits, but they did not taste as spanish mandarins from a supermarket :) Surprise, surprise! Leave a Comment Phone: 935 086 300Directions: Metro 'Espanya' Situated at the foot of Mount Montjuic, site of the 1992 Olympic Games.Website: http://www.poble-espanyol.com
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 Poble Espanyol by andal13
Poble Espanyol es un parque temático; aquí se encuentran edificios representativos de todas las provincias de España. La foto muestra la entrada principal: representa una de las puertas de Ávila. Leave a Comment Directions: Montjuïc
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The Poble Espanyol ( Spanish Village) was built for the Universal Exposition,representing Spain's varied regions including replicas of houses,church towers,plazas etc. arrange along a network of streets and villages square.There is also Flamenco shows from Tuesday til Sunday,first show will start at 7:45 til 9pm,the second is from 10:00 til 11:15pm. Phone: 935 086 300Directions: Metro 'Espanya' Situated at the foot of Mount Montjuic, site of the 1992 Olympic Games.Website: http://www.poble-espanyol.com
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