Experience the Charm of Poble Espanyol
Discover the rich cultural tapestry of Spain at Poble Espanyol in Palma, an open-air museum filled with history, art, and culinary delights.
Poble Espanyol, located in the vibrant city of Palma, is an extraordinary open-air museum that encapsulates the diverse architectural styles and cultural traditions of Spain. Built in 1967 for the International Exhibition, this enchanting village features over 200 full-scale replicas of buildings from different regions of Spain, allowing visitors to embark on a picturesque journey through the country’s rich heritage. As you meander through the cobblestone streets, you’ll encounter beautifully recreated plazas, churches, and artisans’ workshops that showcase traditional crafts such as glassblowing, ceramics, and textiles. The atmosphere at Poble Espanyol is alive with cultural activities, including music performances and art exhibitions that take place regularly, providing an immersive experience for tourists. With its charming restaurants and cafes, visitors can savor delectable Spanish cuisine while enjoying the stunning surroundings. Whether you’re interested in photography, shopping for unique souvenirs, or simply soaking in the history, Poble Espanyol has something for everyone. Don’t miss the chance to explore this remarkable tourist attraction, where every corner tells a story, and every visit is a new adventure. It’s a perfect spot for families, couples, and solo travelers alike, making it an essential stop on your journey through Palma.
Local tips
- Visit during weekdays to avoid large crowds and enjoy a more peaceful experience.
- Check the event calendar for special performances or workshops that may be happening during your visit.
- Wear comfortable shoes as you will be walking on cobblestones for an extended period.
- Make sure to sample some local delicacies at the on-site restaurants to enhance your cultural experience.
A brief summary to Poble Espanyol
- Carrer Marín Moll Duniach, 36, Palma, Ponent, Balearic Islands, 07014, ES
Getting There
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Walking
From the heart of Santa Catalina, head towards Carrer de la Missió. Walk straight until you reach the main road, Avinguda de Gabriel Roca. Once there, turn left and continue walking along the promenade for about 15 minutes. You will pass by various shops and cafes. Keep an eye out for the signs towards Poble Espanyol, as they will guide you along the right path. Eventually, you will turn right onto Carrer Marín Moll Duniach, where you will find the entrance to Poble Espanyol.
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Public Bus
If you prefer to take public transport, you can catch Bus Line 3 from Santa Catalina. Board the bus at the nearest bus stop on Avinguda de Argentina, and purchase a ticket from the driver (approximately €1.50). Ride the bus for about 10 minutes until you reach the stop 'Poble Espanyol'. After getting off, walk a short distance down Carrer Marín Moll Duniach to reach the entrance.
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Taxi
For a more direct and comfortable option, you can take a taxi. Simply hail one from the street or use a taxi app. The ride from Santa Catalina to Poble Espanyol will take about 5-10 minutes, depending on traffic, and costs around €6-8. Make sure to tell the driver to take you to 'Carrer Marín Moll Duniach, 36'.
Attractions Nearby to Poble Espanyol
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Poble Espanyol de Mallorca
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Auditòrium de Palma
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Mural del barrio de Santa Catalina
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Hard Rock Cafe Mallorca
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Attraction Catamarans Mallorca
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OASIS CATAMARAN
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Mirador des Jonquet
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La Bodeguita del Medio
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Bosc del Castell de Bellver Park
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ECO CATAMARAN E-sea Mallorca Experience
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Mercat de Santa Catalina
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El Mirador Romántico
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The windmills
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Parc dels ànecs
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Mirador
Landmarks nearby to Poble Espanyol
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Torre de Son Armadans
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City Sightseeing Palma de Mallorca
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SANTA CATALINA
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Pont de Sa Riera
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Device to Root out Evil
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Plaça de la Porta de Santa Catalina
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Monumento a Antoni Barceló
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Palma
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La Lonja Marina Charter
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El Terreno Place Mallorca
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ESCALA REAL DEL PASEO MAR-ITIMO /ROYAL STAIR
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Plaça de la Llotja
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Carrer Concepción
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Monumento a Ramon Llull
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Puerta de l'Almodí (Gabella de la Sal)