Perfect for foodies and curious travelers, this small-group experiences takes you deep into the Gothic Quarter for an evening of culture, cuisine, and conversation. Follow your expert guide past ancient Roman walls, medieval cathedrals, and charming plazas as you seek out three of the neighborhood’s best tapas spots—eschewing the crowds in favor of beloved hole-in-the-wall bars and locally owned restaurants. Nab a spot at the bar to taste traditional small plates and sip regional libations as you learn about the city’s unique culture, history, and daily life from your storyteller guide.

Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter is the perfect neighborhood for a tapeo (tapas walk), and you’ll find the best hole-in-the-wall spots and avoid the crowds this evening with the help of an expert local guide. Your experience starts when you meet your guide and the rest of your small group near the Muralla Romana (Roman wall). After getting acquainted, start your stroll, passing important sites like the 13th-century Cathedral of Barcelona, the central Plaça de Sant Jaume, and more, as your guide reveals the history and cultural significance of these landmarks.

Your main goal is to enjoy the city’s gastronomy, so once you’ve worked up an appetite, you’ll stop at three neighborhood restaurants hidden within the medieval streets. All the eateries are small, locally owned establishments serving high-quality fare. Enjoy traditional small plates like patatas bravas (spiced fried potatoes) and chorizos a la sidra (sausages in cider) served alongside regional wine and beer, and listen as your guide shares stories of the city’s culture and history. At the end of a convivial evening, you’ll part ways with your new friends and can continue your tapas adventures on your own.