Top Barcelona Spring Break - page 5

Discover a different way to live Barcelona through mud, creativity and shared experiences. Beyond traditional tourist activities, this practical ceramic workshop invites you to disconnect from the rhythm of the city, relax and create a unique piece with your own hands. Guided by bilingual instructors in a welcoming local studio, you will enjoy a warm and creative atmosphere accompanied by wine, tea and good company while shaping a special memory of your time in Barcelona. An ideal experience for solo travelers, couples, friends and families looking for an authentic, creative and memorable activity, far from the usual tourist plans.

Explore the vibrant nightlife in Raval like a local on this guided pub crawl. With your friendly local guided, visit five different unique and alternative neighborhood bars and pubs that visitors don’t know about, including a skater bar, a refined cocktail bar, one of the oldest bars in the city, a bar popular with the young crowd, and an LGBTQ+ bar. Includes a welcome shot.

Avoid the crowds on busy tour buses and experience Barcelona from a brand new vantage point on this intimate small-group catamaran cruise. As you glide through the water and relax on the deck, take in stunning coastal views while listening to onboard music. Also, don’t worry about bringing food with you, as tapas are included.

Eat like a local on this small-group walking tour of Barcelona’s authentic tapas bars, taking you far beyond the tourist traps and crowds. Walk between a variety of traditional eateries in the Old Town and El Born neighborhoods, sampling dishes such as patatas bravas (potatoes with a spicy sauce), Iberian ham, and tortilla de patatas (Spanish omelet). Wash it all down with local wine, cava, or vermut.

Eat and drink your way through Barcelona on a small-group tour exploring the city’s iconic flavors—from tapas and local products to wine, vermouth, and sparkling cava. Discovering the food scene with a local guide puts every taste into its cultural context. And, you’ll get tips on how to eat and drink like a Spaniard in a city that’s famed for its cuisine.

I'm a spanish sailor living in my sailboat for more than 10 years. I'll open the doors of my home to you and share information and things to do in the city. You'll discover the most emblematic buildings of Barcelona from a different perspective, the Sea. You'll swim in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea and chill while having some drinks and listening to music.

Enhance your experience of Barcelona and gain insight into Catalonia’s culinary scene on this private tapas and wine tasting tour. Ideal for gastronomes, this tour takes you on the road less traveled, to tapas joints favored by local residents. At each eatery, sample handpicked Catalonian wine and complimentary tapas, and reveal the culinary culture and history of the city. Receive undivided attention from your local host on this private tour.

Swap the hustle and bustle of Barcelona for a day in the countryside. This private tour takes you to the famed wine region of Penedés, which lies between the sea and the mountains. You'll visit two wineries where you will learn all about the techniques while sampling four wines and four cavas.

Discover a different side to Barcelona as you set off from Marina Vela - Azulona Marinas on this small-group sailing experience. Enjoy helping your “skipper” guide with the sails as your modern yacht explores the Mediterranean Sea or sip a drink from the all-inclusive bar as you discover beautiful views of the city’s highlights. If you choose, you can even enjoy a refreshing swim before heading back to shore.

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.

Lots of tours help you take in the Sagrada Familia’s striking architecture, but not many pair the experience with a Jamón Iberico tasting session. On this private culinary experience, enjoy a selection of locally sourced Spanish delicacies, paired with a few glasses of cava or wine at a location just minutes away from the towering basilica.

The renowned winemaking regions of Penedès and Pla de Bages are just a short drive from Barcelona, but driving yourself there means you can't indulge in local wine. Explore Catalonia's top wine regions with ease on this private vineyard tour. Visit boutique, family-owned wineries and sample their singular cava and wine: You’ll feast on tapas in a winemaker’s home and sip wine in an estate that dates back to the 10th century. Your guide shares local knowledge about the region’s wine and cuisine.

While most Barcelona food tours stay safely in the Gothic Quarter, this one goes where locals actually eat. Gràcia is a former independent village that refused to be absorbed by the city — and it shows. The bars, the bodegas and the plazas here are the real thing, not venues dressed up for tourism. Every stop is a genuine neighbourhood institution. A 1930s bar, a standing bodega where you pick your own bottle, and a proper sit-down Catalan dinner ending with cava — everything included, no surprise bills, no small print. With a maximum of 10 guests and a licensed local guide who eats and drinks alongside you, this never feels like a group tour. It feels like an evening out with someone who actually knows Barcelona.

A picnic lunch, brunch, or dinner can be a great way to celebrate an event with friends, or to just experience nature. With this fully customizable private picnic package, head to one of Barcelona’s beaches, parks, or terraces to enjoy a seasonal selection of wines, meats, and cheeses, so you can celebrate in the city with your loved ones.

If you’re a beer lover, go beyond just drinking the amber nectar on a tour of the Estrella Damm Brewery in Barcelona. Go behind the scenes and see how beers are produced and brewed in the Kettle Room and Power Generator Room, before expanding your palate during a tasting session.

Walk the ancient streets of Barcelona and indulge your senses on this guided, walking tour with wine tasting and tapas dinner. Explore the Roman and medieval neighborhoods, take pictures in St. James Square, and see the City Hall of Barcelona and Jewish Quarter. Stop for an exclusive wine tasting of organic Catalan wines and hear how different varietals are made before a traditional tapas dinner at a chef-owned restaurant.

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.

Head off the tourist trail to experience an authentic side of Barcelona—and see and do more when you travel on two wheels—on this small-group, half-day bike tour. With your guide in the lead, explore vibrant neighborhoods from the Gothic Quarter to Barceloneta, and listen to commentary about the city’s history and culture along the way. After several hours working up an appetite, finish the tour with a delicious lunch of traditional Spanish tapas.

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.

See Barcelona from a unique vantage point on the water with this small-group sailing experience. Soak in the scenery, snap photos of Barcelona's coastline, and hear stories about life in the city. Morning tours include a light brunch, while afternoon and evening departures include a selection of tapas—all options include both soft and alcoholic drinks. When conditions allow, take a refreshing dip in the inviting waters of the Mediterranean Sea—the perfect way to recharge on your Spanish vacation.

Get a taste of Barcelona on this small-group walking tour with foodie stops. Skip the typical tourist traps and wander from the Gothic Quarter to El Born sampling tapas and wine along the way. Hear about the city’s history and culture from locals in the know and savour traditional dishes washed down with regional wines.

Immerse yourself in Spanish wine culture and escape Barcelona for the day with this full-day private tour of the Priorat wine region, known for producing some of Spain's most prestigious wines. Travel by private air-conditioned vehicle to the scenic area, enjoy guided tours and tastings at two local cellars, and savor a multi-course lunch before returning to Barcelona.

Enjoy Spain’s prestigious wine-making heritage without traveling out to the countryside with a wine and cava-tasting experience in Barcelona. Not only do you sharpen your senses when it comes to identifying good wine, but you enjoy the undivided attention of your guide, too. It's an ideal experience for foodies in the city.

Take in the city landscape and the Mediterranean views at sunset on a private sailing trip that shows off Barcelona’s evening colors. Enjoy a drink as the sun goes down, and experience the power of the wind as your skipper hoists the main sail and your yacht travels from port to port. Spot Montjuic Castle from the sea, and learn about the history of Barcelona as you sail.