El Poble Sec

An entertaining and interactive adventure through Montjuïc, specially designed for children aged 5 to 12 and their families. The experience begins with a ride on the funicular and continues by cable car to the summit. From there, we discover Montjuïc Castle, learn more about the history of the mountain, and enjoy spectacular views of Barcelona and its port. During the tour, children can have fun on original outdoor slides, explore gardens, discover sculptures and hidden figures, and complete an activity map with clues and stories. At the end of the tour, families can choose to return by funicular, walk downhill for about 15 minutes, or take the harbor cable car to Barceloneta. To guarantee the best price and avoid additional fees, cable car tickets are purchased directly at the station. Admission tickets for participants and the guide are not included.

This photoshoot is perfect for solo travelers, couples, models, Instagrammers, or groups. It is a private photography tour led by a local photographer on Barcelona’s mountain, Montjuïc. It is the greenest area of the city, with more hidden spots than most tourists realize. We will enjoy nature without crowds, numerous natural spaces, botanical gardens, fountains, viewpoints, and the ancient Greek amphitheater.

Barcelona is a wine and tapas city, but the tourist core does neither justice. This small-group tour fixes that. A certified sommelier leads you through Sant Antoni, a genuinely local neighborhood that tour buses skip, pairing four artisanal Spanish wines with seven creative tapas—11 tastings in total—across three relaxed, seated stops at family-run restaurants. You’ll taste your way from a Cava to a bold Rioja red and learn exactly why each pairing works. Because the sommelier chooses according to the season and what’s best that week, no two tours are quite the same. You’ll leave with a personal list of bars and restaurants for the rest of your trip, with lunch or dinner already taken care of.

As featured in NatGeo Traveller UK 2025. Tourism should give something back to local communities; therefore, we do not visit bars that pay commissions, nor are we tempted by discounts, unlike other providers. We pay the full price at family-run establishments to help preserve their livelihoods, traditions and the authenticity of the culture, thereby presenting an authentic image of the city without disrupting the positive relationship between locals and visitors. There is no set menu; the tour is individually tailored for each participant according to their dietary restrictions, allergies and preferences (vegan, vegetarian, pescatarian, coeliac and/or other allergies). You will visit local bars where you can enjoy tapas in a welcoming atmosphere. We will also give you the best tips for the rest of your stay in the city. And, of course, wine is also included in the price—but not the well-known, easy-to-find Spanish wine. We go off the beaten track so you can enjoy our rare wines from different regions of Spain.

An entertaining and interactive adventure through Montjuïc, specially designed for children aged 5 to 12 and their families. The experience begins with a ride on the funicular and continues by cable car to the summit. From there, we discover Montjuïc Castle, learn more about the history of the mountain, and enjoy spectacular views of Barcelona and its port. During the tour, children can have fun on original outdoor slides, explore gardens, discover sculptures and hidden figures, and complete an activity map with clues and stories. At the end of the tour, families can choose to return by funicular, walk downhill for about 15 minutes, or take the harbor cable car to Barceloneta. To guarantee the best price and avoid additional fees, cable car tickets are purchased directly at the station. Admission tickets for participants and the guide are not included.

This photoshoot is perfect for solo travelers, couples, models, Instagrammers, or groups. It is a private photography tour led by a local photographer on Barcelona’s mountain, Montjuïc. It is the greenest area of the city, with more hidden spots than most tourists realize. We will enjoy nature without crowds, numerous natural spaces, botanical gardens, fountains, viewpoints, and the ancient Greek amphitheater.

Barcelona is a wine and tapas city, but the tourist core does neither justice. This small-group tour fixes that. A certified sommelier leads you through Sant Antoni, a genuinely local neighborhood that tour buses skip, pairing four artisanal Spanish wines with seven creative tapas—11 tastings in total—across three relaxed, seated stops at family-run restaurants. You’ll taste your way from a Cava to a bold Rioja red and learn exactly why each pairing works. Because the sommelier chooses according to the season and what’s best that week, no two tours are quite the same. You’ll leave with a personal list of bars and restaurants for the rest of your trip, with lunch or dinner already taken care of.

As featured in NatGeo Traveller UK 2025. Tourism should give something back to local communities; therefore, we do not visit bars that pay commissions, nor are we tempted by discounts, unlike other providers. We pay the full price at family-run establishments to help preserve their livelihoods, traditions and the authenticity of the culture, thereby presenting an authentic image of the city without disrupting the positive relationship between locals and visitors. There is no set menu; the tour is individually tailored for each participant according to their dietary restrictions, allergies and preferences (vegan, vegetarian, pescatarian, coeliac and/or other allergies). You will visit local bars where you can enjoy tapas in a welcoming atmosphere. We will also give you the best tips for the rest of your stay in the city. And, of course, wine is also included in the price—but not the well-known, easy-to-find Spanish wine. We go off the beaten track so you can enjoy our rare wines from different regions of Spain.