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For some of the best sunset views in all of Barcelona don't miss this evening cruise, where your skipper whisks you out of Port Olimpic for a sail along the coast. You can glide through the waves, relax on the indoor and outdoor seating, and enjoy included snacks. Then it's time for the highlight of the evening: as the sun dips over the city you can admire the Barcelona cityscape, imbibing the sea air as you go.

Upgrade your night out on a pub crawl that lets you explore different facets of Barcelona's nightlife and socialize with like-minded folks. The large tour size makes this tour fun for solo travelers or groups seeking to meet new people. Depending on the night, activities might include karaoke, drinking games, and beer pong tournaments.

Soak up the glorious scenery of the Priorat wine region—and sample some of Spain’s most prestigious wines safely, without having to worry about designating a driver—on this tour from Barcelona, capped at just eight people per tour. Visita to three different top-rated wineries for tastings and tours. To accompany those tastings, you'll also enjoy a delicious, 3-course lunch of Catalan specialties.

Enjoy a relaxing trip on the water, plus views that most visitors miss, during this intimate sunset sailing trip along the Barcelona coast. As you sail, look out for top sights from the Sagrada Familia and Montjuïc to Barceloneta, all visible from the water's edge. Choose between small-group and private options, upgrade to include live music, and enjoy tapas and drinks along the way.

Lots of tours allow you to experience Barcelona’s wine scene, but not many let you sample local wines while sailing on the Mediterranean Sea. On this small-group wine tasting and sailing experience, try a handpicked selection of wines paired with some Spanish appetisers while a sommelier teaches you each bottle’s unique history.

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

Make exploring beyond Barcelona city limits simple—and journey into the heart of Catalonia's Penedès wine region—on this half-day tasting tour. Accompanied by a guide, visit one of the area’s most esteemed wineries, and discover the rich winemaking traditions that define its many celebrated vintages. Then, cap off the experience when you enjoy a traditional tapas meal, plus a generous wine tasting.

There are many spots to take in the Barcelona skyline, but most are within the city itself, so you miss some important landmarks. On this sunset boat trip, head out across the waters off the Barcelona coastline to enjoy pink and gold-hued skies as the sun sets over the city.

Enjoy an authentic taste of Spain's rich gastronomical heritage with this small-group cooking class in Barcelona. In a kitchen overlooking Las Ramblas, learn how to prepare a delicious paella dinner, no matter your cooking experience. Afterward, enjoy your dinner together with a few glasses of wine.

Experience the culture and cuisine of Barcelona beyond what you'd find independently on this small-group tour that takes you around the city on an electric bike. Ride through the atmospheric streets of the Catalonia's capital, to hidden squares and alleys, and leave the navigation to your guide. Stay fueled for adventure with tapas and wine at a local bar.

Rather than just eating paella, learn the secrets behind Spain’s most famous dish so that you can recreate at home during a cooking class led by a professional chef. The perfect choice for food lovers and first-time visitors, this experience provides an introduction to Barcelona’s culinary heritage and culminates with a 5-course meal accompanied by wine and cava.

There's tapas. And then there's tapas. If you are new to the city, finding the REAL thing can be hard. Our Tapas Tour takes you to venues specially selected for their authenticity, their history and the quality of their tapas. It is as much about ambience as it is about anchovies, as the spirit of Barcelona resides in these humble tapas bars. Starting in a cozy local wine bar, we stop for a traditional aperetivo, then onto some classic, rustic eateries as well as a more creative and contemporary hang out. On our Tapas Tour, you will experience what its really like to eat and drink like a local in Barcelona. The tour is for people with a genuine interest in food and an open mind when it comes to new flavours and ideas. Your guide is a local who will tell you about the history of the restaurant, the area and the origin of the dishes you’re eating. There will be a maximum of 6 people on the tour, an intimate group, so it’s like going on a tapas crawl with a bunch of amigos.

Barcelona is the gastronomic center of Catalonia and this food, wine, and cava tasting tour offers the perfect introduction. Explore two vibrant neighborhoods—Sant Antoni and Poble Sec—and immerse yourself in Barcelona’s Mediterranean culinary heritage. A professional sommelier guides your group of up to eight through the countless flavors of wine and cava, perfectly paired with mouthwatering tapas and regional delicacies.

Montjuïc: A magic and mysterious place where gardens whisper poetry, ancient fortresses guard secrets, and the city unfolds beneath your feet. Along the way, discover quiet amphitheatres, Olympic echoes, and magical viewpoints most visitors never find. We’ll end with a Catalan wine as the sun dips behind the city... but some of Montjuïc’s magic stays with you forever.

Enhance your experience of the verdant vineyards surrounding Barcelona on 3-hour wine tour of Alt Penedes. With an experienced guide, enjoy a comprehensive tour of the bounteous vineyards and then descend to the atmospheric cellars in which wine is aged. Pleasure your palate with a selection of locally grown varietals while feasting on Spanish products designed to perfectly complement the wines.

Indulge in a tutored tasting on a rooftop in the heart of Barcelona—and try a wide range of Spanish wines, all while you learn more about the country's wine scene—with this guided tasting experience. Toast with a welcome glass of sparkling cava, and then proceed to try two white wines, one rosé, and two reds. Light snacks are provided to accompany your wine.

The Spanish city of Buñol is famous for La Tomatina, a festival marked by a massive tomato fight. Experience it for yourself on a day tour from Barcelona that puts you right in the heart of the action. Then head to nearby Valencia to enjoy a meal by the shore before returning to Barcelona.

A guided bar crawl is a great way to keep your Barcelona adventure going after the sun goes down. On this half-day evening bar crawl tour, head to several different bars, including hidden spots that most tourists miss, and end at a nightclub. Meet fellow revelers, and spend time enjoying each bar’s music, drinks, and ambience.

Explore the Catalan coast and enjoy wine tasting with this small-group tour that combines biking and sailing from Barcelona. Choose from a variety of options that include traveling both ways by e-bike, going by e-bike one way and returning by sailing or vice versa, or opting for a car instead of an e-bike. Admire the scenic coastal views then enjoy a tour of a winery to sample their wines before returning to Barcelona.

This flexible Montserrat tour allows you to tailor your experience to match your preferences. Choose a guided visit to Montserrat Monastery with time for independent exploration, or enhance your journey with optional add-ons such as a scenic cogwheel train ride, a delicious lunch, or a winery visit complete with tastings.

Rather than risking eating a subpar food in a random restaurant, experience Spain's culinary delights during this wine and tapas dinner that offers a feast for the senses. During your culinary experience, sample local wines that are perfectly paired with local dishes without having to travel out of the city. Learn about winemaking processes and tasting techniques from a professional sommelier and discover the secrets behind how to create harmony between flavors.

El Born's best food spots require local knowledge to find—the neighborhood's tapas bars, seafood paella, cava, and vermouth are spread across streets that most visitors navigate without knowing which stops are worth making. This small-group food tour covers the area with a guide who identifies the key spots and provides context on Catalan food culture and history at each location.

Admire Barcelona’s spectacular coastline without having to jostle the crowds on land during a catamaran party cruise. Sail the Mediterranean Sea, and stop for a swim or to play on the floating mat or trampoline. Tailor your time, choosing to plunge into the water or chat to likeminded travelers on deck.

Visiting a working Cava producer outside Barcelona to learn the production process—and leave with a bottle you've labeled and corked yourself—requires local contacts and transport that most visitors don't have. This private workshop covers the origins and production of Cava at a winery with an onsite farmhouse, with tastings of at least three varieties and a bottling session included.