Barcelona Food, Wine & Cava Small Group Tour with Professional Sommelier

Itinerary
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Stop At: Ciutat Vella, Barcelona, Catalonia

Meet your guide, a professional sommelier that will guide you in central Barcelona to begin your afternoon walking food tour of the city.

Duration: 10 minutes

Stop At: Raval, Barcelona, Catalonia

Set out to explore the lively neighborhoods of historic Barcelona, merging yourself in its great mediterranean culinary heritage by the hands of a professional sommelier that will guide you among the countless flavours of wine and cava.

Duration: 20 minutes

Pass By: Sant Pau del Camp, Barcelona, Catalonia

This small Romanesque church along the Carrer de Sant Pau is a haven of peace, away from the noise and bustle of Barcelona's Raval neighbourhood. Its thick stone walls enshrine the mysteries and wonders of a primitive architectural style steeped in symbolism which tells us about the past when convents dotted the Barcelona landscape.

Stop At: El Molino, Barcelona, Catalonia

"El Molino" Theatre ('The Mill' – think Moulin Rouge) was the best-known theatre of the Paral·lel area, irreverent and with its own way of poking fun at the censorship of the time.
El Molino continues its history of cabaret, burlesque and music hall shows, as well as theatre and flamenco performances.

Duration: 10 minutes

Stop At: Mirador del Poble Sec, Barcelona, Catalonia

Admire the historic buildings of Poble Sec, a cozy neighbourhood well known by locals for its great variety of pintxos, a food tradition from Northern Spain. Pair these tasting with our world renowned Spanish champagne, the Cava and merge into the authentic taste of Barcelona.

Duration: 50 minutes

Pass By: Rambla Del Raval, Barcelona, Catalonia

Raval, a historic neighbourhood outside the city walls and close to the port, was once known as China Town, a moniker to refer to its high immigrant population.
Nowadays has become the fashionable neighbourhood of Barcelona, an area where the charm of the old is preserved and where multi-ethnicity prevails.

Pass By: Mercat De Sant Antoni, Barcelona, Catalonia

Marvel at the recently refurbished Sant Antoni Market, a beautiful food and flea market which dates back to the roman era of Barcelona.

Stop At: Sant Antoni, Barcelona, Catalonia

Sip an array of fine Spanish wines, tuck into tasty tapas, and try regional specialties such as Iberian ham, Manchego cheese, and olive oil. Cap it all off with a typical Catalan cheese, a soft cheese served with honey and nuts paired with a glass of Sherry, a millennial sweet wine coming from the southern city of Jerez.
After 3.5 hours of a complete introduction to the Spanish regional cuisines and it’s wines, your tour ends in Sant Antoni district, a food & wine hotspot neighbourhoods of the city.

Duration: 2 hours