Our three-hour tour “Tapas and Wine Tour Experience in Barcelona” is designed for real foodies. You will have the chance to visit three different neighborhoods as you discover the best tapas and local products, paired with the traditional alcoholic drinks from Catalonia and Spain.

You will get to know 4 authentic restaurants you would never have discovered on your own, each of which with a different atmosphere and new flavors to offer in family-run businesses.

Our friendly and energetic local tour guides will give you a historical insight into the different places that you visit, and plenty of explanations on the origins and the traditions behind each bite and sip.

Are you ready for the experience?

• Experience the Gothic Quarter and the old town on a 3-hour guided, small-group tapas tour.
• Learn about Barcelona and Catalonia history, culture, cuisine, and local food scene.
• Taste a great amount of tapas and drinks in 4 different authentic places.
• Make friends with the rest of your group with the help of your local guide.
• Get recommendations for the rest of your stay in Barcelona by your tour guide.

These culinary delights are a fundamental part of Spanish gastronomic culture and are very popular in the city. Tapas can include a variety of dishes, such as “patatas bravas”, “tortilla de patatas”, “gambas”, “anchoas”, “calamares a la romana”, and “pulpo a la gallega”, among others.

Tapas are not a complete meal, but rather a snack, a small portion of anything that is usually served with a drink. Eating tapas is much more than eating, it represents a lifestyle, it is a social activity, a way to bring people together to chat, laugh and enjoy the variety of local dishes.

“Tapear” is to take a route through the bars and have a drink with a tapa each time. In Barcelona, “ir de tapas”, unlike in Madrid, is more about going to a bar or tavern that we like and eating and drinking whatever we want. unlike in Madrid, is more about going to a bar or tavern that we like and eating and drinking as much as we want.
Any time is a good time for tapas tasting. Some people usually go to eat tapas between 17h and 20h, before dinner. However, many people go for tapas at noon, before lunch, especially on weekends or vacations.