Is hotel pickup included?

Yes. The tour description lists pickup and drop off at your hotel to simplify logistics.

Does the price include dinner and wine tasting?

The itinerary includes a dinner paired with Spanish wine and an expert-led tasting of four Catalan wines, plus a final boutique tasting.

Is the venue accessible for wheelchairs?

Accessibility details are not provided; contact the operator ahead of time to confirm accommodations and accessible seating.

Can dietary restrictions be accommodated?

Yes. Notify the operator in advance so chefs and sommeliers can adjust pairings and tapas for allergies or vegetarian needs.

How long is the flamenco performance?

Performance length can vary; expect a focused set within the evening’s program rather than a multi-hour concert.

What language are tastings and guides in?

Guides and tastings are commonly offered in English and Spanish—confirm language preferences when booking.

Flamenco, Tapas & Catalan Wine: Night at Poble Espanyol, Barcelona

Barcelona’s Poble Espanyol on Montjuïc is the setting for an eight‑hour evening that stitches live flamenco, tapas and guided Catalan wine tasting into a single, kinetic night. This experience begins with hotel pickup and moves into the open‑air museum’s recreated plazas and artisan workshops, where the architecture—from whitewashed Andalusian facades to Catalan stone courtyards—frames your first tapas stop. At the heart of the night is Tablao de Carmen, a tablao that channels the raw rhythmic force of flamenco: guitar, palmas and dancers whose footwork fills the low, intimate space with shuddering intensity.

You’ll drift from cobbled lanes to a dinner paired with Spanish wine, tasting four premium Catalan selections chosen by a sommelier and matched to local cheeses and small plates. The tasting emphasizes regional styles—fresh, mineral Penedès whites and richer Priorat or Montsant reds—while servers explain terroir, grape varieties and why these wines matter to Catalonia’s culinary identity. The final stop is a boutique wine shop where professionals pour additional samples and recommend bottles to take home.

What makes this tour special is the combination of place and practice. Poble Espanyol was created for the 1929 International Exposition and retains castings of vernacular architecture from across Spain; wandering its streets feels like a condensed field trip through the country’s building traditions. Tablao de Carmen is embedded in that architecture, so the performance reads against an authentic, pedestrian scale rather than a large commercial venue. For visitors who want a culturally rooted evening—rather than a generic tourist show—this is a direct route into Barcelona’s musical heritage, paired with a practical introduction to Catalan wine culture.

This private tour accommodates small groups (up to eight) and includes pickup and drop‑off at your hotel, which keeps logistics simple. It’s ideal for travelers who appreciate live performance, social dining and curious tasting notes: no technical skills required, but an appetite for bold flavors and rhythmic intensity helps. Wear comfortable shoes for cobbles, bring an appetite for tapas and allow time to browse artisan shops; the mix of performance and tasting makes this both a sensory night out and a useful primer if you plan to explore Catalonia’s wine regions afterward. For lovers of food, music and urban discovery, this is a night in Barcelona that lands like a conversation you won’t want to end.

Expect a relaxed pace between set pieces: itineraries balance structured tasting and free exploration so you can linger over shop displays or step outside for a breath of Montjuïc night air and city lights. Guides will suggest wines for cellar purchases and explain transport options if you want to continue tasting elsewhere. Book early for weekend shows—intimate venues fill fast, and small-group privacy makes for an immediate flamenco experience.