BARCELONA · FOOD & DRINK
138 Tours Reviewed
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…
Clay and wine in Barcelona sounds smart. This workshop is fun because it mixes hands-on pottery with an easygoing drink break, and you’re guided like it’s your first day ever. I especially like that the transparent glaze is included, and…
Barcelona turns up the flavor fast. This 4.5-hour tapas and wine walking tour is a smart way to get your bearings while you eat your way through some of the city’s most character-heavy neighborhoods. You’ll move between the Barri Gòtic,…
That first pedal feels like cheating. This Barcelona to Penedès wine tour turns a long bus day into a smooth e-bike ride through vineyards and winery country. I like that you get a hands-on visit at an ecological family winery,…
A mountain day with tasting breaks. This full-day trip mixes Montserrat’s monastery and views with real food and drinks: a cogwheel train ride up, a guided visit to Santa Maria de Montserrat, then lunch at a 12th-century farmhouse plus wine…
Priorat wine tastes better with a scenic drive. This Salou-area tour pairs hotel pickup (from Salou, Cambrils, or Pineda) with a 100-kilometer round-trip ride into the Priorat Mountains and down to Cornudella for a guided tasting. If you like your…
Wine tours can be oddly simple. This 3-hour outing from Barcelona gets you into Alt Penedès for a guided look at the vineyards and the winemaking process in winery cellars. You’ll see how grapes become wine, then finish with a…
Satisfying, local, and easy to follow. This private Barcelona tapas and wine tour takes you through traditional bars in and around Poble Sec, with a local guide steering you toward what the neighborhood actually eats and drinks. You also get…
Rooftop wine, minus the snoob stuff. This guided 2-hour tasting in Barcelona pairs six Spanish wines with included snacks, set against a city rooftop view. I like that the food and drinks are wrapped into the price, so you can…
