Barcelona Gourmet Tapas Walking Tour and Flamenco Show. This 3.3-hour walking tour, flamenco show, and ‘pintxos’ dinner (skewered tapas) are the perfect way to make the most of an evening in Barcelona.
Enjoy the 17th-century Dalmases Palace’s baroque surroundings while watching a flamenco show in the trendy El Born neighborhood. Finally, dine at one of the city’s best ‘pintxos’ restaurants for a truly gourmet experience. Drinks at both the flamenco show and dinner are included in the price of your tour.
Highlights
- All entrance fees included
- Dinner included
- Informative, friendly, and professional guide
- Small-group tour
- Tour is wheelchair accessible
Barcelona Gourmet Tapas Walking Tour and Flamenco Show
Eixample – El Born – Gothic Quarter – Plaça Reial
Take a leisurely walk to the edge of the Eixample district to find a tapas gem and one of Barcelona’s finest modernist-style bars after meeting your guide in central Barcelona near Palau de la Musica.
The bar provides delicious Catalan favorite dishes such aspa amb tomàquet (bread with olive oil and tomatoes) and brave potatoes (oil beans, red pepper, and chili, served with aioli). Watch the chef prepare the food, then sit down to enjoy a plate and a drink while listening to Catalan cuisine stories.
Have a walk to Born and listen to your guide explain the history, food, and culture of Barcelona as you go. Your target is the locally-loved ham store in the neighborhood, where enormous serrano ham legs hang in the windows.
Head inside and sample some of the finest meats produced from pigs fed with acorns and sample common cheeses like Manchego.
Continue your walk through Born, pass the Barcelona Cathedral (Holy Cross and St. Eulalia Cathedral) and the old Roman city walls, and then wind your way to the heart of the Gothic Quarter to Plaça Reial, a busy night square near La Rambla, where the highlight of your evening awaits— a flamenco performance inside one of Barcelona’s oldest flamenco bars!
Itinerary
We Barcelona
Greetings from the We team! People’s ideas about how to spend their free time are being reshaped by World Experience. For us, living and traveling are worthwhile only if we are able to create unforgettable moments and memories for ourselves and others. Experiences in the city and its environs are something we take great pride in offering at World Experience, and now we want to share them with you.
Gothic Quarter (Barri Gotic)
Starting at Plaça Sant Felip Neri, walk through the Gothic Quarter until you arrive at the Born. Learn about the history of the Born district. The oldest parts of Barcelona can be found in this district, which is home to the city’s Roman wall and a number of important medieval structures.
However, much of the quarter’s current fabric dates back to the 19th and early 20th centuries. Both the medieval Jewish enclave of El Call and the abandoned synagogue of Sinagoga Major are located here. This section of Barcelona’s Old City still has a maze-like grid of streets and squares. The majority of the quarter is off-limits to regular traffic, but service vehicles and taxis are allowed to pass through.
Palau Dalmases
Arrive at Palau Dalmases where you are going to enjoy the Flamenco show Have a drink while you see the show
Placa de Sant Jaume
Starting the Tapas Route: First Bar – Mediterranean Tapas Second Bar – Basque Tapas Third Bar – Tapas from Sevilla
Barcelona FAQs
Is Barcelona family friendly city?
Yes, Barcelona is family-friendly, there are many family and children-oriented places to visit and enjoy. The city itself is very child friendly as there are many parks and playgrounds scattered around the city.
Top attractions in Barcelona
Here are some top attractions in Barcelona you could visit and enjoy. There are, of course, dozens of attractions and landmarks in Barcelona worth visiting and learning about the history of this amazing city.
La Sagrada Familia
The Basílica de la Sagrada Família is a large and incomplete Roman Catholic minor shrine in Barcelona, Spain, frequently known as the Sagrada Família.
Park Güell
The Park Güell is a public park scheme consisting of gardens and architectural components situated in Barcelona's Carmel Hill.
Barcelona and Spain travel guides
Here are handy travel guides for Barcelona and Spain so you can learn a thing or two about these destinations. For a comprehensive list of our travel guides, please visit our travel guides page.
Barcelona: vibrant, artistic, relaxed city of Gaudi
Barcelona, a vibrant cosmopolitan capital of Catalonia region in Spain is famous for its art and architecture. Spectacular Sagrada Família church, designed by Antoni Gaudí, is iconic landmark and recognizable emblem of the city. Picasso Museum and Fundació Joan Miró...
Visit Spain: 14 things you need to know
Spain is ranked among top three tourist destinations for years now. Reasons are many: friendly people, excellent cuisine, dynamic night life and vast cultural heritage. Spain is a mixture of...
Top hotels in Barcelona
Barcelona has dozens of hotels of various star ratings, together with other lodging solutions, such as guest houses, hostels, and Airbnb. Here are some top hotel recommendations from our website. For a general hotel search, check the form at the bottom of this page or our hotel booking page.
Hotel Arts Barcelona
Hotel Arts Barcelona is perfectly located for both business and leisure guests in Barcelona. The hotel offers a wide range of amenities and perks to ensure you have a great...
Hotel W Barcelona
Hotel W Barcelona is perfectly located for both business and leisure guests in Barcelona. The hotel offers guests a range of services and amenities designed to provide comfort and convenience....
Mandarin Oriental Barcelona
Gaudí himself would praise Mandarin Oriental Barcelona. The luxury 120-room hotel is, after all, discreetly tucked along the upscale Passeig de Gràcia near the artist's own masterful Casa Batlló.
Grand Hotel Central
Grand Hotel Central Barcelona is a design hotel with wonderful views of the Gothic Quarter and Barcelona Cathedral from its infinity pool on the rooftop. It offers elegant rooms and...
NH Collection Barcelona Gran Hotel Calderon
NH Collection Barcelona Gran Hotel Calderon is a popular choice amongst travelers in Barcelona, whether exploring or just passing through. Offering a variety of facilities and services, the hotel provides...
Hotel The Serras
Enjoying an ideal location right in front of the sea in the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona, Hotel The Serras is a 5-star hotel with an infinity rooftop pool and a...
Cheap flights and hotels discounts for Barcelona
The peak season for flights to Barcelona is August, September and October. The low season for purchasing tickets is April, May and June.
Barcelona is served by Barcelona-El Prat Airport. Direct flights to Barcelona are offered by 79 airlines. Most flights are with Iberia. Direct flights from Barcelona, United States are airlines: American Airlines, United Airlines, Lufthansa, Air Canada, Aero México and Norwegian Air Shuttle from New York, Chicago, Miami, Atlanta, Washington and Philadelphia.
Barcelona and Spain attractions and landmarks
Here are some of the most popular attractions and landmarks in Barcelona and Spain.
Last Updated on April 9, 2022 by Tours Editor @ gotravelyourself.com
