easy
4 hours
Basic walking stamina needed, suitable for all fitness levels accustomed to city walking.
Explore Barcelona’s legendary La Boqueria and Santa Caterina markets on a four-hour guided walking tour. Savor authentic tapas, learn local food history, and dive into Catalan culture on this small-group culinary adventure.
Duration: 4 hours | Small Group of 15 persons
Embark on a 4-hour culinary adventure in Barcelona, guided through the vibrant La Boqueria and the architecturally stunning Santa Caterina Market. Savor delicious pintxos and traditional Spanish dishes while immersing yourself in local culture. This small-group tour promises an unforgettable taste of Barcelona's rich food scene and history.
Meet your local guide in central Barcelona at 12:00 pm, and get ready for a 4-hour tour of Barcelona's culinary delights.
Together with your guide, walk to La Boqueria, the city's finest market for fresh produce, including meat, fish, vegetables, fruits and more. This market, situated on the famed Ramblas, is very popular among locals. Next, make your first stop for tapas (small dishes). Your guide takes you to a place renowned among locals for its pintxos, small snacks that originated in the northern regions of Spain.
Next, continue your market tour by visiting the Santa Caterina market, a place with some very interesting architecture, notably its colorful, wavy roof. Listen as your guide explains the history of this market, which was built on the ruins of an ancient convent.
The last stop is a restaurant that offers tasty Spanish and Catalan meat dishes and drinks. Enjoy your time in this local's spot before concluding your tour at the Santa Caterina market.
4 hours approximately
Carry a bottle of water to stay refreshed while walking between market stops in Barcelona’s warm climate.
Markets involve walking on cobblestones and busy streets—opt for sturdy, comfortable footwear.
Inform your guide ahead of time if you have allergies or dietary needs to customize your tasting experience.
Meet promptly at Plaça Reial near the fountain to begin your tour and ensure you don’t miss any tastings.
Santa Caterina Market was built on the ruins of a medieval convent, blending centuries of history with modern food culture.
Both markets support local producers and sustainable food sourcing, promoting reduced waste and fresh, seasonal ingredients.
Necessary for navigating market aisles and city streets comfortably.
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Helps stay hydrated during the tour’s walking segments.
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Useful for carrying purchases, water, or personal items while keeping hands free.
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Protects against sun during outdoor market visits.
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