BARCELONA · FOOD & DRINK
138 Tours Reviewed
Cava tastes better on two wheels. This bike-and-wine tour turns the Alt Penedes region into a smooth morning out, with guide Alex setting the pace and Montse leading the main winery visit at Caves Romagosa Torne. You get the joy…
Picasso’s trail starts in everyday Barcelona. This tour strings together the key places that shaped his work, then gets you into the Museu Picasso faster with a skip-the-line ticket. If you want the full send, there’s an optional Vila Viniteca…
Catalonia tastes better in the countryside. This small-group day trip sends you in an air-conditioned minivan to cheese makers, olive-oil producers, and winery cellars with Montserrat in the backdrop. I love the way the food stops feel tied to real…
Three wineries, one serious wine day. This private Priorat trip is built for wine lovers who want a guided, low-stress tasting day—max 8 people, thoughtful explanations, and a 3-course lunch paired with wine. I especially like the personal time at…
Poble Sec at dinner time is a treat Barcelona feels like two cities at once, and this tour takes you to the local side. You’ll wander through Poble Sec in the evening, where it’s less about spotting famous sights and…
Your stomach and your history notes get fed. This Barcelona Food, Wine & History Walking Tour mixes tastings with a clear path through the Gothic and El Born neighborhoods, plus a stop at La Boqueria for food-and-wine context and sampling.…
One of Barcelona’s best easy nights out is this. You start at Vivinos Wine Bar in Ciutat Vella, get a quick lesson on Catalonia wine, and then work through five wine-and-tapas pairings designed to make you taste more, not just…
Three ways to see Barcelona in six hours. This tour strings together e-bike coastal riding, a winery visit in Alella, and a sail on the way back to Barcelona. Along the route, you pass by well-known stretches of shoreline like…
Barcelona tastes better on foot. This small-group Old Barcelona walk stitches together famous streets, three neighborhoods, and a steady rhythm of food and wine stops, with a guide who explains what you’re eating and why it matters. You’ll move from…
Montserrat at sunrise beats the crowds. This full-day outing is built around two big contrasts: the stone hush of Abadia de Montserrat in the morning, then the bright, practical joy of a working cava cellar and vineyard lunch later. You…
Paella in Barcelona is a great way to slow down. You’re in the kitchen learning to make authentic Spanish dishes (with a focus on paella) while Las Ramblas views keep the evening feeling special, not like a rushed cooking demo.…
Catalan wine meets hands-on tasting. In El Born, a sommelier guides you through five wine varietals and teaches a simple way to taste by looking, smelling, and sipping. You also get quick context on Catalonia’s winemaking background before the glasses…
A sea breeze and big views are the whole point here. This 2-hour catamaran cruise turns Barcelona’s skyline into something you can actually see from the water, with standout sights like Sagrada Familia and the Barceloneta coastline. You’ll also enjoy…
Montserrat rewards you fast. This day trip combines Montserrat’s monastery and mountain views with a proper Pares Balta cava visit plus a traditional lunch in the vineyards. I really like the mix of guided context (so you know what you’re…
One great dinner plan beats a hundred tabs. This Barcelona wine and gourmet tapas tour mixes Gaudí sights with real local eating, so you’re not stuck choosing between art and food. I like that the group stays small (max 10),…
