After meeting your guide in central Barcelona, near Palau de la Musica, take a leisurely stroll to the Eixample District to discover a tapas gem and one of Barcelona’s best Modernist-style bars.

The bar serves up delicious snacks of Catalonia such as pa amb tomàquet (bread with olive oil and tomatoes) and patates braves (potatoes with oil, red pepper, and chili, served with aioli). Your guide will explain to you how to prepare the pa amb tomàquet, and while you sit down to savor the different dishes he’ll entertain you with stories about Catalunya.

Finish your snack with a stroll to the Born district, listening to your guide talking about Barcelona’s history, food and culture. Your destination is the neighborhood's locally loved ham shop, where huge legs of Serrano ham hang in the windows. Head inside and taste a sample of the best meats, made from acorn-fed pigs, and sample popular cheeses such as Manchego.

Continuing your walk through Born district, passing by the Barcelona Cathedral (Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia) and the old Roman city walls, and then wind your way to the heart of the Gothic Quarter to Plaça Reial, a bustling nighttime square near La Rambla, where the highlight of your evening awaits - a flamenco performance inside one of the oldest flamenco bars in Barcelona!

The show includes all the traditional elements of a flamenco performance, including dancing, singing, and Spanish guitar songs.

Before the show, you’ll be taken to a popular local bar for a drink and some ‘people watching’ in one of the most popular nightspots in town.