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We can’t think of a better way to explore a city than to eat your way through it, and there will be enough tapas and wine to discover a lot of Barcelona! Join us on a delicious discovery of the Gothic quarter – one of Barcelona’s most vibrant areas!
Kick off your exploration of Barcelona by delving into the foodie scene at one of the city’s most vibrant areas – the Gothic Quarter. On this foodie adventure, you’ll be able to eat your way through Barcelona with plenty of tapas and wine.
Additional Info
* Duration: 3 hours
* Starts: Barcelona, Spain
* Trip Category: Food, Wine & Nightlife >> Dining Experiences
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We can’t think of a better way to explore a city than to eat your way through it, and there will be enough tapas and wine to discover a lot of Barcelona! Join us on a delicious discovery of the Gothic quarter – one of Barcelona’s most vibrant areas!
Kick off your exploration of Barcelona by delving into the foodie scene at one of the city’s most vibrant areas – the Gothic Quarter. On this foodie adventure, you’ll be able to eat your way through Barcelona with plenty of tapas and wine.
We firmly believe that there is no better way to explore a city then to eat your way through it. Barcelonawith it’s tapas and wineis no exception. Join us on a delicious discovery of the Gothic quarter- one of Barcelona’s most vibrant areas!
Stop At:
• Gothic Quarter (Barri Gotic), Mediterranean Seafront to Ronda de Sant Pere, Ciutat Vella, 08002 Barcelona Spain
Sample Menu
• Vermouth – For your first beverage of the evening, try out some authentic Spanish vermouth, a fortified wine served commonly as an aperitif in Spain.
• Cava and Catalonian Appetizers – With a side of bread, manchego cheese and olives, try out another classic Spanish wine: Finish off your first stop with Jamón Iberico de Bellota.
• Best Tapas in Barcelona – On the second stop of the evening, visit a local tapas bar. Enjoy servings of fried anchovies, Spanish sausage, and a colorful tomato salad.
• Traditional Spanish Dinner – Enjoy one of Spain’s signature tapas dishes, patatas bravas (oven roasted potatoes with a special sauce), as well as croquetas.
• Pork cheek stew – Beginning as a food market and now a hub for painters, poets and other artists, this restaurant is bursting at the seams with local splendor.
• Crema Catalana – If you’re a fan of crèm brûlée, enjoy this fresh local take on this popular French dessert.
