Begin your night with a Catalan classic: tomato bread, jamón ibérico, and wine sipped from a porró like a local. It's messy, it’s fun, and your guide will explain why this communal ritual matters way more than it looks. Think tapas with a side of tradition—and Instagram-worthy moves.

Next up: a spicy croquette named after an actual anarchist weapon. Hear how Barceloneta’s rebellious past shaped its food, then wash it down with housemade sangria—real sangria, not the tourist stuff. Spicy, boozy, unforgettable.

Hit the cathedral and stop in the exact square where Columbus spilled the tea to the Spanish royals after returning from the Americas. No lectures here—just sharp, surprising stories you’ll actually remember.

From local cheeses and slow-aged sausages to sizzling fried fish at a bar that hasn’t changed its menu since 1945, this is your chance to eat like a real local. Cap it all off with an ensaimada, plus a sea breeze and a view.