Old Town Barcelona: Tapas & Wine Like a Local
from $71.00
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before
Overview
Skip the tourist traps and discover Barcelona the way locals do. This 3-hour walking experience takes you through the hidden corners of the Old Town and El Born, stopping at traditional bars that have been serving locals since before you were born — no English menus, no inflated prices.
Your local guide will take you through 3 stops, sharing the stories behind the food, the wine and the city while you taste classic tapas — think patatas bravas, iberian ham, tortilla de patatas — paired with local wine, cava or vermut.
The perfect way to spend your first night in Barcelona. Come hungry.
— Small groups only, dietary needs accommodated with prior notice.
— If chosen, enjoy a customized private tour with a local guide
— Experience the atmosphere of traditional venues and local areas
3 hours
Meet at the start point (no pickup)
Right next to Carmela Statue by Jaume Plensa, in front of Palau de la Música Catalana
Itinerary
- 1Palace of Catalan Music
A UNESCO-listed concert hall and masterpiece of Catalan Modernism, famous for its colorful mosaics, stained glass, and unique architectural design.
- 2El Born / La Ribera
El Born is one of Barcelona’s most vibrant historic neighborhoods, known for its medieval streets, creative spirit, and lively local scene. It blends centuries of history with small bars, artisan shops, and a strong food culture loved by locals.
- 3Catedral de Barcelona
A striking Gothic cathedral located in the heart of the Old Town, known for its cloister, medieval details, and centuries of religious history.
- 4Pont del Bisbe
A neo-Gothic bridge connecting historic buildings, one of the most photographed spots in the Gothic Quarter with a touch of mystery and legend.
- 5Placa de Sant Jaume
The political heart of the city, home to Barcelona’s City Hall and the Palace of the Catalan Government.
- 6Gothic Quarter
Barcelona’s historic core, a maze of narrow streets, hidden squares, and Roman and medieval remains.
- 7La Rambla
The city’s most famous boulevard, linking Plaça de Catalunya with the waterfront and filled with street life, performers, and cafés.
- 8Mercat de la Boqueria
We will go only if it's open (close at nights and Sundays). A lively food market showcasing Barcelona’s culinary diversity, from fresh produce to local specialties.
- 9Placa Reial
A lively neoclassical square just off La Rambla, known for its arcades, palm trees, and vibrant nightlife.
What's included
- Licensed local guide for the full 3 hours
- 3 tapas stops with food tastings at each
- Local wine, cava and vermut pairings
Not included
- Additional drinks beyond what's included are at your own expense
- Gratuities
Good to know
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
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