BARCELONA · FOOD & DRINK
135 Tours Reviewed
Barcelona goes small-kid friendly. This tour is built around fun learning and real Barcelona food, not the usual tourist drill. You get guided wandering in the oldest parts of town, plus a treasure hunt that keeps kids moving while adults…
Priorat has a way of slowing you down. This private 9-hour wine tour from Barcelona takes you into one of Spain’s standout regions for bold, serious wines, with tastings and a proper winery lunch. You’ll be out in the vineyards…
A sail and a pour, right off Barcelona. I love how this Barcelona wine tasting experience mixes the Mediterranean Sea with a real, guided tasting, so the time feels like Barcelona at full speed but still calm and easy. You’re…
Sea air, e-bikes, and wine in Alella. What makes this tour fun is the mix of Maresme coastline riding and a real 3-wine tasting in the Alella wine area. You start in central Barcelona, then follow the coast toward charming…
Kayaking the Ebro is a different kind of Spain. This kayak tour on the Ebro River mixes calm paddling through islands and river forest with an easy, do-it-right wine tasting in Ginestar that also shows how a local cellar works.…
Ham tasting gets real fast. This jamón ibérico masterclass pairs learning with serious sampling, and it’s set in a very Barcelona spot: the Enrique Tomás Sagrada Familia Jamonería Gourmet, steps from the basilica. You’ll go through different types and qualities…
Girona tells its story on foot. This 3.5-hour walk connects the medieval streets to the city’s food scene, with a satisfying tasting at the end. I love the outside-first approach, where the guide explains the big monuments so you can…
Wine country outside Girona can be surprisingly friendly. This 5-hour local wineries tour takes you into the Empordà countryside, where vineyards climb the slopes of the Albera mountains, and it mixes cellar time with a real Catalan meal. You visit…
Gaudí and dinner in one walk. This Barcelona evening tour pairs up-close Casa Batlló exterior sights with Spain’s most comforting bite: tortilla de patatas. I like how the route keeps you moving through the Eixample feel-good streets while you’re eating,…
Sweets and stories in one walk. I like how this tour turns Barcelona’s Old Town into a simple route you can follow, with six tastings and local context as you go. You start in Plaça Reial, then drift through some…
Montserrat has a way of getting your attention fast. This day pairs that rocky, spiritual mountain mood with a proper winery stop at Pares Balta and a tapas lunch that’s included, so you’re not just sightseeing—you’re eating and tasting as…
Natural wine made sense fast. This 2-hour session near Sitges is a no-stress way to understand what people mean by natural and organic wine, then taste several styles back-to-back. I love that it’s a true small-group format, so you get…
If you want Barcelona without the traffic-jam feeling, this tour is a smart pick. It’s a small-group walk through Sant Antoni, led by a certified sommelier, built around thoughtful Spanish wine pairings with seasonal dishes. I like the fact that…
Two Gaudí stops, zero wasted time. This tight small-group route lets you see La Pedrera and Sagrada Família with a guide, and the Sagrada entry includes skip-the-line access. I like how it keeps the focus on what makes each building…
A trip like this turns wine into a story you can taste. You’ll leave Sitges with a private sommelier-style guide, ride through the Penedès countryside, and end up in a small, family-run winery setting where natural and minimal-intervention wines are…
