«Tasty» Barcelona
Arriving in Barcelona for travelers opens new facets of this incredible, extravagant city filled with vibrant architectural creations. Every traveler who has already visited Spain or is just planning to come here for a vacation is given the opportunity to immerse themselves in a world of flavors by pre-booking a gastronomic tour.
Barcelona abounds with numerous exquisite restaurants, pubs, bars, and places worth stopping by for a few minutes to understand how delicious the food and drinks are here, to feel the Spanish color, and the friendliness of the locals.
A gastronomic tour in Barcelona will be a synthesis of exploring architectural structures and tasting various dishes – authentic or exquisite.
Experts have developed imaginative gastronomic tours covering the territory of Barcelona, its surroundings, as well as the Principality of Andorra, whose cuisine has been influenced by Catalan, Spanish, and, of course, French cuisines. Comfortable transfers will take guests to any establishment located in Barcelona or beyond.
Introduction to the city’s gastronomy
Probably the best way to get the most vivid emotions is through a walking gastronomic tour. You can stroll through Barcelona for hours, exploring ancient buildings, peeking into alleys where unusual monuments of the past and equally interesting gastronomic establishments are hidden from prying eyes.
There are several places that travelers should definitely visit:
- Gothic Quarter, Born Quarter, Raval Quarter
The fame of the historical heritage of Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter has spread all over the world. The guide will tell you about the peculiarities of the local gastronomy of each visited region and will suggest popular restaurants with typical local cuisine favored by the locals. You can also taste the famous common snacks – tapas, which represent a whole gastronomic culture in Spain. - La Boqueria Market
You cannot come here on an empty stomach! In an area of about 2583 sq. m, a gastronomic “paradise” is hidden – La Boqueria market. Everything here is “delicious” – from exquisite Spanish ham, the tastiest Spanish sausages, the most aromatic Spanish cheeses, the finest olive oil, the freshest seafood to a variety of vegetables, berries, and fruits, both local and imported from exotic countries. Here, food stalls are overflowing with olives, seafood, meat, cheeses, and sausages, while the pork hams (jamón) are displayed for all to see, like in a museum. Ask your guide where to taste and buy the most delicious.
