Begin at the Boqueria Market, one of the top food markets in the world. As your guide leads you through the patterned walkways, you’ll learn about Catalan food traditions and even enjoy a tasting of nougat and olives.

Next, explore the scenic Ramblas promenade. Soak up the energy of this former market and snap a few photos of open-air cafes, flower stalls, and the unusual Miró mosaic.

Learn about this unusual Christmas tradition, born in Catalonia but since expanded worldwide. We’ll see many caganer sculptures here at the world's largest purveyor of these oddities.

This Gothic church has an intriguing history beyond its brush with fame in the Netflix series, “Cathedral of the Sea.” It’s a testament to the spirit of the local community.

See firsthand how markets have changed over the centuries. Once Europe’s largest covered market, El Born today serves as a vibrant cultural center.

After walking Barcelona’s streets and food stalls, relax with a guided tasting of a range of cured meats, cheeses, the classic pan con tomate (tomato bread), and dessert. A sommelier will also lead you in a wine tasting as you learn about how Spain’s different regions influence the flavor profile.