Private Barcelona Foodie and Museums

Barcelona, Spain

There is no more genuine love than the love for the mix of authentic food and art. Foodie and Museums Tour is especially tailored for food lovers that also want to learn more about Spanish art in Barcelona and Picasso. It is especially thought for art explorers who wish to find reliable tapas restaurants popular among locals, and who also wish to discover the uniqueness of Barcelona's museums.

On this tour you will have a one-of-a-kind experience to discover Barcelona's art in a magical and unique way: by mixing culture with local gastronomy. Thanks to your expert guide, this tour will take you around the most important museums of the city: the museum of Picasso and Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art also known as MACBA!

And while you are strolling around those sites, you will also be enjoying the most authentic and worldwide wanted food in Barcelona, which is Tapas -that means local small food of Barcelona; the Catalans have put their own twist on them, you can taste delicious specialties. First of all, your guide will take you to the museum of Picasso, which has the most complete collection of Picasso's pieces of art. In addition to your guide explanations, you will be given audio guides to better understand the exhibition. Later on, we will start our tapas tour.

After the first cultural site, our skilled guide will lead you to the first tapas stop which will be at a very famous place that serves “pintxos”, typical small snacks traditionally eaten in the northern regions of Spain. The second stop is a very authentic place, famous among locals, offering tapas from the Mediterranean cuisine and serving appetizing fish, meat and vegetables.

The third stop is a restaurant that proposes exquisite meat dishes and drinks from the typical Spanish and Catalan culture. In this place, tasty food is guaranteed. Finally your guide will take you to visit Museum MACBA, where a local expert museum guide will take you through the exposition of a selection of artists from the second half of the 20th century.