Originally conceived as a display at the World Exhibition in 1929, Poble Espanyol (meaning Spanish Village) is an open-air architectural museum. Housing 117 buildings, the museum demonstrates Spain's architectural diversity with buildings representing the nation's various regions. As a cultural and artistic hub, in Poble Espanyol can experience festivals, artisans craft workshops alongside the Fran Daurel Museum, home to around 300 works by leading figures of Modern such as art as Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dalí and Joan Miró.