Discovering Barcelona through its culinary delights and vibrant street art is an unforgettable adventure. Tapas culture is a cornerstone of Barcelona's social and culinary scene, offering a delightful way to sample a variety of small, flavorful dishes ranging from ham and fish to vegetables and cheeses. It's a culinary tradition that invites friends and family to gather, share, and enjoy the city's lively ambiance.

Carrer Blai in Poble Sec, known as Barcelona's legendary tapas street, stands as the epicenter of this gastronomic tradition. Here, you'll find an eclectic mix of tapas bars where you can immerse yourself in a world of flavors. Poble Sec, meaning "the dry town" due to its historical lack of water, sits at the foot of the pastoral Montjuïc mountain and offers a unique blend of history, culture, and authenticity just a short walk from the bustling La Rambla.

The neighborhood is a hub of cafes, bars, galleries, and boutiques, presenting a rich tapestry of culinary, artistic, and entertainment experiences away from the typical tourist trails.

Our tour will dive into the neighborhood's history and the essence of tapas culture, introducing you to local flavors and culinary delights. Alongside delicious tapas and drinks, we'll explore the vibrant street art and graffiti that adorn Barcelona's walls, visiting the neighborhood's expansive graffiti park before venturing into the adjoining Raval. There, we'll delve further into the city's street art scene and conclude our exploration with a stunning panoramic view of Barcelona, drink in hand and hearts full of unforgettable tastes and sights.