Tours and Tickets to Experience Freixenet Winery (Celler Freixenet)

There are plenty of ways to experience Freixenet Winery. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Private Montserrat with Wine Tasting Full Day Trip from Barcelona

• Private Day Trip From Barcelona To Montserrat & Freixenet Winery

• Wine tour - Penedes wine region - (2 wineries included)

• Private Day Trip: Barcelona To Terrassa, Montserrat & Winery

The standard Freixenet Winery tour, which includes a tasting of two cavas (with nonalcoholic options for children and non-drinkers), costs €19.50. Travelers aged 65 and above and people with disabilities pay €16.50; children aged 9–17 cost €14.50. Premium tastings and food pairings generally cost €36 per person. If you visit the winery as part of a private tour that includes round-trip transportation from Barcelona, costs can be upwards of US$350.

Freixenet Winery is located in the town of Sant Sadurní d'Anoia in the Penedès wine region, about 30 miles (48 kilometers) west of downtown Barcelona. It’s right by the train station, which you can reach on the R4 commuter line from Barcelona’s Plaça de Catalunya or Barcelona Sants stations. It’s also possible to get to the winery by car—just hop on the AP-7.

Yes, children are welcome to join tours at the Freixenet Winery, and children under the age of 8 can join free of charge. That said, the legal drinking age in Catalonia is 18, so under-18s will be offered nonalcoholic alternatives to cava. It’s best to leave gourmet tastings and food pairing options until kids are old enough to join in on the fun.

Yes, you need to book your Freixenet Winery tour or tasting in advance, as the winery does not accept walk-ins. This may also let you find a tour or tasting in the language of your choice: Tours are offered in Catalan, Spanish, English, French, and occasionally German. You can reserve your tour or tasting of choice on the Freixenet Winery website.

Yes, Freixenet Winery is accessible to travelers who use wheelchairs. There is step-free access to the winery and adapted bathrooms are available on site. Sant Sadurní d’Anoia train station is undergoing work to improve accessibility, but in the meantime you may wish to travel by private vehicle; if you decide to take a car, the drive should be less than an hour.