easy
3 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels including casual walkers; moderate walking on flat cobblestone streets.
Walk through Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter by night with The Touring Pandas, uncovering ancient city secrets before settling in for a live flamenco show at Los Tarantos—Barcelona’s oldest venue. A perfect cultural evening unfolds in the city’s historic heart.
3 hours | Walk the old town in the evening and enjoy Barcelona's oldest flamenco show
Experience the enchanting Gothic Quarter of Barcelona on this evening tour, where history meets culture. Stroll through illuminated streets, uncover ancient secrets, and culminate your adventure with a captivating Flamenco performance at Los Tarantos, the city's oldest venue. Join a small group for an intimate and unforgettable evening!
· Enjoy and evening tour in the Barcelona old town and top it up with some local cuisine · Experience the real Spain at Los Tarantos, the oldest Flamenco show in Barcelona · Enjoy a monolingual tour of up to 12 people in English, Chinese, Japanese, or Korean
3 Hours
If you’re going to spend an evening in Barcelona, we’ve got the perfect plan for you! In this evening tour you will combine two amazing experiences in the Barcelona old town. First, a walking tour through the Gothic Quarter under the magic of the evening lights. You will see the highlights of the city’s oldest quarter: the Cathedral, the remains of the Roman Walls, Plaça Sant Felip Neri…
Then, at the end of the tour, we will make a stop at Los Tarantos, the oldest Flamenco show in Barcelona. In this legendary tablao you will discover why this dance is one of Spain’s most popular traditions.
We also provide the option to add a full tapas dinner at the end of the tour for an extra 30€ per person. The tapas menu includes:
-Toasted bread with tomato -Iberian ham croquettes -Patatas bravas with aioli and homemade sauce -Aubergines with feta cheese and honey -Beef meatballs in tomato sauce -Fried squid with lime mayonnaise -Prawns with garlic -Grilled entrecôte with rocket and parmesan slices -Drink These options may vary according to season, group size, or availability of ingredients
Meeting Point: Plaça Catalunya, 21. Outside the Hard Rock Café. Your guide will be wearing a blue cap with The Touring Pandas logo.
End Point: Plaça Reial.
1. Meeting point: Plaça Catalunya Our meeting point is at Plaça Catalunya, the center of Barcelona and the frontier between the new and the old city. Look for the guide wearing a blue cap with The Touring Pandas logo.
2. La Rambla At the beginning of the tour we will start walking down la Rambla, the most famous street of Barcelona.
3. Roman remains The Roman Barcelona was called Barcino. In our tour, you'll visit some of the oldest remains of the old colony.
4. Cathedral of Barcelona Learn the secret story behind the neo-gothic facade of the Cathedral of Barcelona.
5. Old city walls Marvel at some of the last pieces standing of the old city walls, demolished in the decade of 1850.
6. Plaça del Rei One of the most nobles spots of Barcelona during the Middle Ages.
7. Apse of the Cathedral Admire one of the most impressive corners of the Gothic Quarter and discover what happened here in the Middle Ages.
8. The Lovers' Bridge One of the most iconic and romantic highlights of the Barcelona Gothic Quarter. Don't miss a picture here if you want to come back!
9. Plaça de Sant Felip Neri One of the most beautiful spots in Barcelona and yet, a very sad story lies on its millennary stones. Hear about the tragic past of this magical plaza.
10. End point: Plaça Reial Our tour ends at Plaça Reial, where you'll get access to Los Tarantos, Barcelona's oldest flamenco show.
The tour covers uneven cobblestone streets and city pavements, so sturdy footwear is essential.
Evening temperatures can drop, especially in spring and fall, so dress in layers to stay comfortable.
The tour starts promptly at Plaça Catalunya 21; give yourself extra time to find the guide with the blue cap.
For €30, enjoy a curated selection of classic Catalan dishes post-flamenco to round out your evening.
The Gothic Quarter sits on remnants of the Roman colony Barcino, with many streets following ancient city walls dating back to the 1st century AD.
Efforts to preserve the stone facades and narrow streets balance tourism with protecting Barcelona’s architectural heritage and reducing nighttime noise pollution.
Supportive footwear is key for navigating cobblestones and city streets.
Evening temperatures drop and layers help keep you warm.
spring|fall|winter specific
Useful in occasional rain during cooler seasons.
spring|fall|winter specific
Capture the illuminated Gothic Quarter and dynamic flamenco moments.