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Poble Espanyol

Built for the 1929 Exhibition as a composite of Spain's regional architecture, it has now outlived its planned demolition by a century.

Poble Espanyol — Barcelona
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Nearby: Tip-Top · Frankfurt La Choza (Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes) · Tablao de Carmen · La Llavo del isi's

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The streets

Around a hundred buildings reproduced from real towns and arranged as a single walkable village of squares and lanes.

Live workshops

Glassblowers, ceramicists and leather workers produce in front of you, and the shops sell what they make.

After dark

Concerts and one of the city's larger music venues use the village in the evening, when the day crowds have gone home.

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