BARCELONA · FOOD & DRINK
116 Tours Reviewed
Submarine wine tasting on the water is a treat. On this roughly 2-hour sail with Sailing Tours Barcelona, you cruise past iconic Barcelona sights from the sea while sampling submarine wines and eating individual tapas with drinks. The sunset timing…
Charcuterie night in Barcelona, minus the mess. This class teaches you how to plan and assemble a Catalan board with fresh local ingredients, then you enjoy it like a real meal. It’s followed by wine tastings and plain-English pairing guidance,…
Wine, bets, and laughs. The Wine Casino turns a typical Barcelona wine tasting into a casino-style game table in a trendy tapas restaurant. You taste through five different wines, then you bet your colored chips on the wine characteristics you…
This tapas night comes with a wine plan. It guides you through Barcelona’s Born and Gothic Quarter with modern and traditional small plates, plus plenty of time to learn how local food habits actually work. I like the clear structure…
Barcelona at night has a certain pull. This Old Town tapas and history tour is built for an easy evening rhythm: you walk, you snack, you sip, and you get the city’s story threaded through the streets of the Gothic…
Five sips can teach a lot. This Catalan wine tasting in Barcelona is built for learning, not just drinking. You sample five local wines in about two hours, and the guide coaches you on how to judge a wine by…
Your taste buds lead the way. This private Barcelona walk pairs traditional Catalan tapas with a real sense of place, moving from the famous market streets to medieval corners of the city. I also love that cava and wines are…
Gaudí in two packed days. This tour mixes classic Barcelona walking with skip-the-line access to Sagrada Familia and Park Güell, plus guided time with stops that make the Modernisme story click. I like how it also feeds you along the…
Some wine tours feel like a lecture. This one feels like a real day out. What makes it especially interesting is the mix of vineyards + production in the Penedès region, then a proper tasting with food. I also love…
Wine, paella, and a front-row view of La Rambla. This class strings together the best kind of Barcelona moments: you start at the Mercat de la Boqueria, shop for real ingredients, then cook a full 5-course meal in a historic…
Wine tastes better with Gaudí watching. This 2.5-hour tasting has you sipping with a front-row view of the Sagrada Familia while comparing wines chosen to show the region’s range. I like the small group size, because the pacing feels human…
Cava tastes better when you leave the city. This private Penedès day trip turns a simple tasting into a full, guided tour with views, winery visits, and plenty to eat. On the ride out, you’ll even spot the Magic Mountain…
Forget the tourist trail. This is about eating like Catalans. This private evening is built around tapear, the after-work ritual where friends trade stories over small plates and wine. You get guided stops in traditional spots, with enough structure to…
A half-day that hits food and wine hard. This Barcelona experience pairs a visit to the Alta Alella vineyards with a hands-on paella cooking class, so you’re not choosing between two great Spain staples—you’re getting both in one smooth block…
A day like this mixes food and motion. You’ll roll from Sitges into Catalonia’s Penedès wine country for a laid-back bike ride and a hands-on paella masterclass. The best part is how practical it all feels: you’re not just looking…
