Meet your local English‑speaking guide at the Gran Teatre del Liceu and step straight into the Gothic Quarter’s timeless backstreets.

You’ll explore the heart of Barcelona’s Old Town, wandering through narrow medieval streets, hidden corners, and atmospheric squares that still retain their centuries‑old character. This is where the evening begins, setting the tone for an authentic tapas adventure.

Your first stop is an iconic, old‑school bar known for serving the famous “bomba”, a classic Barceloneta‑style tapa. Pair it with a refreshing local beer as your guide introduces the origins of this beloved dish and the bar’s local heritage.

The walk continues into the historic Jewish Quarter, one of the oldest sections of the city. Its labyrinth of narrow alleys preserves the charm of medieval Barcelona and leads to some of the best hidden eateries. Tucked away in a charming side street, we will have our next bite in traditional bodega features an impressive cellar. Here you’ll taste: Homemade croquettes, patatas bravas, padrón peppers, sausage in cider sauce, and more bread with tomato. Drink options include house vermouth or cava, both local favorites.

On your way to the last venue, you may pass by the iconic Cathedral of Barcelona or stumble upon a giant piece of public art by Picasso, depending on the route—adding an unexpected artistic highlight to the evening. Before your final drink stop, your guide surprises the group with a local sweet specialty, a perfect palate cleanser and a nod to Barcelona’s dessert culture.

Your final destination is a classic vermouth cellar, a beloved local institution. Here you’ll enjoy a glass of vermouth or a local pincho—a must‑taste in Barcelona’s food culture.