Barcelona
Barcelona Gastronomic Walking Tour
Two of the city's working food markets, three pintxos, and a proper lunch to finish
Food & Wine
Why We Love it
Anyone who has walked into La Boqueria and had no idea where to start should book this one — the guide knows which stalls are worth your time.
The Experience
Four hours on foot with a guide, starting at noon beside the fountain in Plaça Reial and heading down the Ramblas to La Boqueria, the market locals go to for produce and everything else.
Then a traditional bar for three pintxos, the northern Spanish take on tapas, and a pause. On to Santa Caterina Market, worth the stop for the building as much as the stalls, with your guide filling in how it came to look the way it does. Lunch is the last thing you do: regional dishes and wine at a local restaurant.
My pick for solo travellers and couples who want the city's food explained by someone who knows it, and for anyone who has walked into La Boqueria and had no idea where to start.
From $126 per person
4 Hours
Shared
Departs 12:00 pm
Highlights
What's Included
Walking tour of the city
Visits to local food markets
Tapas tasting
Food and wine at a local restaurant
What's Not Included
Transportation
Gratuities
Need to Know
4 hours, departing 12:00 pm
Shared tour — you will be with other travellers
Meet next to the fountain in Plaça Reial, 08002 Barcelona; look for the guide carrying an "In Out Barcelona Tours" badge
There is no hotel pick-up and no transport between stops — the whole tour is on foot
Arrive hungry; the tour runs through lunch
Free cancellation up to 7 days before
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Need to know
Four hours on foot with a guide, starting at noon beside the fountain in Plaça Reial and heading down the Ramblas to La Boqueria, the market locals go to for produce and everything else.
Then a traditional bar for three pintxos, the northern Spanish take on tapas, and a pause. On to Santa Caterina Market, worth the stop for the building as much as the stalls, with your guide filling in how it came to look the way it does. Lunch is the last thing you do: regional dishes and wine at a local restaurant.
My pick for solo travellers and couples who want the city's food explained by someone who knows it, and for anyone who has walked into La Boqueria and had no idea where to start.