BARCELONA · FOOD & DRINK
116 Tours Reviewed
Wine casino nights in Barcelona feel like mischief with manners. This one turns wine tasting into a game—part education, part entertainment, and mostly good laughs. You start in the Old Town and spend the evening tasting wines while playing casino-inspired…
A good wine trip should feel easy. This one combines free hotel pickup with a focused visit to a Priorat winery in Cornudella, then a guided tasting before you’re back in Salou. I like the small-group pace and the clear…
Wine in the Gothic Quarter hits different. This private 2-hour walk-and-sip pairs Barcelona’s historic streets with a proper tasting led by Brendan, then a focused wine session hosted by Joan. I like that it’s truly private (you get undivided attention,…
Montserrat is the kind of day that changes pace fast. In a single 10-hour loop, you’ll go from Barcelona’s bustle to Montserrat’s rocky monastery, with the Black Virgin statue at its heart, then finish in Spain’s cava country for a…
A day that mixes faith, art, and wine. That combo is what makes this private Montserrat experience feel like a full-on change of scenery from Barcelona—first up is the Montserrat mountain and the Black Madonna area, then you settle into…
A wine journey through old streets hits different. This small-group Barcelona tapas tour pairs tastings with two neighborhood walks, so you get food and context in the same evening, starting at 5:30 pm. I especially like that you eat a…
Champagne in the sky sounds unreal. What makes this balloon day feel special is the 1-hour flight over the Vic valley plus a Champagne toast after you land. I also love that you get a proper souvenir package with photos…
Cava and chocolate, with real Barcelona ease. This day trip takes you from Barcelona to Sant Sadurní d’Anoia for three premium cava tastings, plus a chocolate factory visit that goes beyond the quick sample. I especially like the small group…
Barcelona art looks different when someone points it out. This walk-style tour strings together contemporary galleries and street-art stops in old neighborhoods, with a wine finish that feels more like a local hang than a museum ritual. I like the…
Food and history walk together in Barcelona. This 3-hour tour strings together local markets, bars, and restaurants with city stories you can see as you walk. You’ll start near Plaça de Catalunya, hit La Rambla, taste in Mercat de la…
Barcelona nights hit different. This tour is a smooth mix of Gothic Quarter history, tapas and local drinks, and a proper flamenco show. I love that it ties the streets to stories as you walk, then hands you a drink-and-food…
Small-batch wine lessons start here. At Celler Menescal in Bot (Tarragona), you get a guided walkthrough that mixes family history, how the wines are made, and what makes Catalonia such a strong wine region. I especially love seeing the aging…
If you want Catalonia flavor without a full day of logistics, this tour is built for you. You’ll head out of Sitges by air-conditioned van, visit two wineries in the Penedès region, and learn how wine and cava are made…
A fluorescent bear makes planning feel easy. This Bear-brick Fluorescent Painting workshop turns a blank 18 cm Bearbrick into something eye-catching using fluorine paint, plus you get unlimited white and red wine during the 75 minutes. I like that it’s…
If you want Barcelona food culture without the usual chaos, this Barcelona markets tour is a smart way to start. You’ll get a guided sweep through top market halls and historic streets, with real Catalan tastings along the way—then, if…
