English
English
- Sagrada Familia
- Park Güell
- Barcelona Flamenco Show Tickets
- Camp Nou Tours
- Casa Batllo
- Casa Mila
- Portaventura World
- Casa Vicens
- Hola Barcelona Travel Card
- Wax Museum Barcelona
- Las Golondrinas Barcelona
- Palau De La Musica Catalana
- Erotic Museum of Barcelona
- Barcelona Catedral
- Montserrat Monastery
- Barcelona Zoo
- KBr Photography Center Mapfre Foundation
- Big Fun Museum
- Barcelona Aquarium
Book Barcelona Culinary Tours
- Combine a gastronomical adventure with historic sightseeing as you explore the religious region of Montserrat.
- Embark on a guided tour of the breathtaking countryside on a cogwheel train and immerse yourself in the beauty of magical mountains and landscapes with round-trip transfers from Barcelona.
- Delve into the captivating history, intriguing facts, and captivating myths of the Monastery, as your expert guide shares their extensive knowledge during the tour.
- Indulge in the exquisite flavors of the region by sampling delightful local wines and savoring traditional dishes that showcase the culinary richness of the area.
- Customize your experience by selecting either the tempting tapas option or a delectable lunch, and savor a delightful meal that perfectly complements your tour.
Inclusions
- Tour of Montserrat
- Professional, local, English-speaking guide
- Round-trip AC bus transfers from Barcelona
- Cogwheel train ticket
- Montserrat liquor and sweet pastry tasting
- 3-course lunch with wine (optional)
- Welcome drink & Tapas brunch (optional)
- 3 exclusive wine tasting
- Cheese platter
- Tip: Head inside the gift shop and get to taste cookies and goods from the nuns, as well as coques.
- Strict dress code: It is mandatory to cover shoulders and knees for both men and women. Flipflops aren't allowed.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 48 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
BarcelonaBarcelona Culinary Tours
Top things to do in Barcelona
Types of Barcelona Food Tours
Pub Tours
From Vermouth to classic cocktails, many Barcelona food tours showcase the culture of Catalonia. Barcelona is home to hundreds of bars, some new and glitzy and some old and rustic.
Tapas Tours
Tapas are platters of food, consisting of either meat or bread. There are many tapas bars in the city, and it is a part of the deeply ingrained culture of Catalonia. If you are in the city, a Barcelona tapas tour is a must-do.
Cooking Tours
Learn how to make these delicacies and watch the masters make them in front of your eyes. These are hidden treasures and through the best Barcelona food tours, you will be able to unearth these gems and enjoy for yourself.
Wine Tours
The Catalan region is known for a very special sparkling wine called Cava, which is readily available in Barcelona. You can enjoy this on various Barcelona food tours.
Secret Food Tours
Visit some of the oldest eateries in the city and enjoy foods that are not known commercially to tourists. These food tours are a great way to eat foods that are only served in a few places.
Traditional Food Tours
Dine in places rich in tradition and history. The unique advantage of these secret food tours Barcelona is that these locations are not run like well-funded restaurants and aim to provide a unique and authentic experience.
Food & Markets Tours
There are many markets in the city and the influx of fresh produce allows various tapas bars and restaurants to set up in these markets. They will serve you some of the most delectable foods straight from the farm.
Chocolates and Sweets Tours
Barcelona is home to a great number of patisseries, chocolate shops, and bakeries. These Barcelona food tours let you enjoy these savory delights.
5 Best Barcelona Food Tours
Top 5 Must-Eat Foods on a Barcelona Food Tour
Croquetas
A potato-based dish filled with cheese and meat, Iberico ham, in particular, is very popular in Barcelona. It is perhaps the most famous food you can try in Barcelona and all of the Barcelona food tours have tapas bars that serve these all day long.
Bombas
A dish similar to the croqueta, the bomba is a ball of mashed potato and meat, coated in breadcrumbs. These can be either bite-sized or large like the size of tennis balls. You can eat this with aioli.
Blistered Pepper
A local delicacy, the Catalans use Padron pepper, which is very mild and grill it to a char. It is served with sea salt sprinkled on top and a side of aioli.
Spanish Omelet
A kind of omelet that is reserved for the kings, the Spanish omelet is a dish that is not only a breakfast food but can be had all day long. Filled with onions, potatoes, and chunks of ham, Spanish omelets are rich dishes that can be found in tapas bars across the city.
Pa amb Tomaquet
Sliced bread with fresh tomatoes, olive oil and sprinkled with sea salt, Pa amb tomàquet is a mandatory order in Barcelona. Each restaurant and tapas bar has its own variation of the dish.