This week we decided to do something different and we went on a night visit to Poble Espanyol!
Located on Montjuïc Hill, Poble Espanyol is a true open-air museum that transports visitors through the rich culture, architecture, and traditions of Spain’s diverse regions. Built for the 1929 International Exposition, this picturesque complex recreates the streets and squares of a typical Spanish village, with its houses, craft workshops, restaurants, and cultural spaces.
So, without leaving Barcelona we have been able to observe the different architectures of all the corners of Spain. All this while enjoying good company, reinforcing our Spanish and discovering a new part of the city.
Be sure to check out the venue’s website as they offer different activities and festivals every week. We can’t wait to find out what’s coming up next, can you?
