



by Devour Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€178This three-hour walking tour focuses on Barcelona’s food traditions linked to its neighborhoods and markets. It starts at Santa Caterina Market, where the guide leads a small group through family-run stalls offering local products. Guests taste olives, Spanish cheeses, and jamón ibérico while learning about the market’s role in the city. The tour continues in El Born district, walking through medieval streets with historical commentary. Visitors stop at a bakery established in 1852 to try one of Spain’s best croissants and learn about local pastry history. Then the group visits La Campana, a specialty shop run by two sisters since the 1890s, to sample four varieties of turrón, a traditional Spanish sweet. Next is a stop in La Barceloneta, the seaside neighborhood, at a local bodega where participants try a glass of vermouth and the bomba tapa, a dish created in this area. The final stop is the fishermen’s quarter at Can Ramonet, an 18th-century winery building, where guests enjoy a seafood paella paired with a choice of white or red wine. The tour includes food tastings sufficient for breakfast and lunch and wine tastings throughout.
Santa Caterina Market
The tour begins at Santa Caterina Market, one of Barcelona’s best local markets. The guide leads the group through family-run stalls where guests sample Spanish cheeses and cured meats while learning about the market’s importance.
60 min
19th-Century Bakery in El Born
The group visits a bakery dating back to 1852, known for producing some of Spain’s best croissants. Visitors try a croissant while hearing about Spanish pastry traditions and the bakery’s history.
25 min
Mercat de la Barceloneta
The tour stops at La Campana, a specialty store run by two sisters since the 1890s. Here, guests taste four samples of turrón, a traditional and recognizable Spanish sweet.
15 min
Local Bodega in La Barceloneta
In La Barceloneta, the group visits a local bodega to try a glass of vermouth and the bomba tapa, a famous dish created in this neighborhood, while enjoying a relaxed atmosphere.
30 min
Can Ramonet Restaurant in the Fishermen’s Quarter
The final stop is Can Ramonet, housed in an 18th-century winery and one of the oldest buildings in the area. Guests enjoy seafood paella and select a glass of white or red wine while surrounded by historic surroundings.
50 min
Please arrive 15 minutes prior to the start of your tour, your guide will be holding a red bag or Devour Tours sign. This tour meets at Mercat Santa Caterina, Av. de Francesc Cambó, 16, 08003 Barcelona, in front of the main entrance.




by Devour Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€178This three-hour walking tour focuses on Barcelona’s food traditions linked to its neighborhoods and markets. It starts at Santa Caterina Market, where the guide leads a small group through family-run stalls offering local products. Guests taste olives, Spanish cheeses, and jamón ibérico while learning about the market’s role in the city. The tour continues in El Born district, walking through medieval streets with historical commentary. Visitors stop at a bakery established in 1852 to try one of Spain’s best croissants and learn about local pastry history. Then the group visits La Campana, a specialty shop run by two sisters since the 1890s, to sample four varieties of turrón, a traditional Spanish sweet. Next is a stop in La Barceloneta, the seaside neighborhood, at a local bodega where participants try a glass of vermouth and the bomba tapa, a dish created in this area. The final stop is the fishermen’s quarter at Can Ramonet, an 18th-century winery building, where guests enjoy a seafood paella paired with a choice of white or red wine. The tour includes food tastings sufficient for breakfast and lunch and wine tastings throughout.
Santa Caterina Market
The tour begins at Santa Caterina Market, one of Barcelona’s best local markets. The guide leads the group through family-run stalls where guests sample Spanish cheeses and cured meats while learning about the market’s importance.
60 min
19th-Century Bakery in El Born
The group visits a bakery dating back to 1852, known for producing some of Spain’s best croissants. Visitors try a croissant while hearing about Spanish pastry traditions and the bakery’s history.
25 min
Mercat de la Barceloneta
The tour stops at La Campana, a specialty store run by two sisters since the 1890s. Here, guests taste four samples of turrón, a traditional and recognizable Spanish sweet.
15 min
Local Bodega in La Barceloneta
In La Barceloneta, the group visits a local bodega to try a glass of vermouth and the bomba tapa, a famous dish created in this neighborhood, while enjoying a relaxed atmosphere.
30 min
Can Ramonet Restaurant in the Fishermen’s Quarter
The final stop is Can Ramonet, housed in an 18th-century winery and one of the oldest buildings in the area. Guests enjoy seafood paella and select a glass of white or red wine while surrounded by historic surroundings.
50 min
Please arrive 15 minutes prior to the start of your tour, your guide will be holding a red bag or Devour Tours sign. This tour meets at Mercat Santa Caterina, Av. de Francesc Cambó, 16, 08003 Barcelona, in front of the main entrance.