The Grand Tapas, Pintxos & Wine Tour

Ramble on La Rambla

Embrace the authentic Catalan spirit with an evening stroll along La Rambla on your first night in Barcelona. Spanning nearly a mile, this historic street is the sole avenue in the old part of the city, running parallel to the historical city wall. Unlike the bustling downtown, La Rambla offers a broad and spacious expanse, serving as an ideal meeting place for both locals and visitors alike. Flanked by bars, bistros, boutiques, and galleries on either side, La Rambla stands as a distinctive microcosm of Barcelona's charm.

Barcelona Tapas, Taverns & History Small Group Tour

Shop Fresh & Local

Barcelona's markets have evolved beyond mere grocery venues; in the past decade, they've transformed into vibrant dining hubs. Drawing over 45,000 daily visitors, La Boqueria dazzles with exquisite displays of cheese, charcuterie, seafood, and fresh produce. For a quieter market experience, explore Mercat de Santa Caterina, a cherished neighborhood institution. Established in the 19th century as the city's inaugural covered food market, it underwent a significant 2005 renovation, featuring its distinctive colorful, undulating rooftop.

Get a grounding in Barcelona

The best place to start exploring Barcelona is in the old quarter. There's plenty of time to discover the marvellous works of Gaudî, and we have a number of private and small group excursions to do just that, but for now we'll concentrate on the basics, learning a little of the history of the city and the surrounding Catalunya region. And what better way to do soak up some history than accompanying it with a little tapas and wine tasting.

Private Gaudi Tour with Sagrada Familia and Parc Guell

This private tour is focused on Gaudi and his architectural style. It includes visits to Sagrada Familia and Park Guell, with the guide touring the monuments with your group. After receiving plenty of information about Gaudi and seeing Sagrada Familia and Park Guell, the tour also includes outside visits and explanations about Casa Milá and Casa Batlló (Passeigs de Gràcia). This last part consists of a short walk between the houses.

To the Ocean

Begin your first night's adventure by heading towards the Atlantic Sea. Whether your lodging is close to La Concha Bay or the chic Gros district, embark on a discovery stroll in the direction opposite to your accommodation. Cross the river, encountering enticing bars and restaurants along the way. Take a seat, relish a couple of pintxos paired with fine wine or beer, and immerse yourself in the vibrant ambiance of San Sebastián's nightlife.

A City Made for Walking

San Sebastián is often regarded as a "Belle Époque" city, due to its art nouveau buildings, ornate bridges and beautifully maintained parks and plazas, all built during the times of economic prosperity at the beginning of the 20th century. As if its grandiose architecture wouldn't be enough, the city boasts a reputation as one of the world’s greatest dining destinations! Your private guide will show you the most important sights in San Sebastián and take you to try some local pintxos (Basque tapas).

Private Wine Tour Day Trip to La Rioja

You will be picked up from your accommodations and taken on the Private Wine Tour Day Trip to La Rioja – the "all about wine" experience for those who want to learn about the Rioja wine region! During a guided visit, you will discover an excellent, family-run bodega, taste wines adapted to your preferences in two other wineries, and finish with a traditional Riojan 3-course menu. Then, you will be driven back and dropped off at your accommodations.

Rioja Wine Tasting Small Group Tour from San Sebastian

Guggenheim in Bilbao

Exploring a Guggenheim Museum is a must wherever you are, featuring as they do striking exteriors and captivating exhibits. Inside the Guggenheim in nearby Bilbao essentials include a Mark Rothko bicolor painting, Jeff Koons' colossal puppy, and a circular interpretation of "time" by Serra. This contemporary collection adds another gem to your cultural experiences. Bilbao is easily accessible from San Sebastian, just an hour and a half away by public transport, or opt for our well-planned day trip to uncover more along the picturesque Biscay Bay.

Wine and City Private Experience

The history of Bordeaux is interwoven with wine. Join this tour to learn everything there is to know about Bordeaux wine without even visiting the vineyards. In the course of three hours, you will visit several of the city’s main points of interest, and you will be amazed at the extent to which they connect with the history of wine-making in Bordeaux.

The Best Museums in The Wine Capital of France

Spending time in the city's diverse museums is one of the best ways to get to know Bordeaux. Since you are in the Wine Capital of France, it makes sense to start from the Cité du Vin, a modern museum and event hall that narrates the history of wine and explores its influence on geography and culture. Similarly, the Musée du Vin et du Négoce is also all about wine, but this time in the setting of an 18th-century merchant's mansion. Apart from wine-related museums, you should also consider the Musée d'Aquitaine, the Bordeaux Museum of Fine Arts, the CAPC Bordeaux Contemporary Art Museum, and the Musée Mer Marine while in Bordeaux.

A Day in Medoc Private Wine Tour

The birthplace of the most famous red wines in Bordeaux, Médoc awaits to seduce you with its charms on a day filled with winery visits, exquisite flavors, and spectacular views along the Route des Chateaux, France's scenic castle route.

A Day in St-Emilion and Pomerol Private Wine Tour

The Saint Emilion region has a remarkable reputation when it comes to wine production. This day tour to the Southwest of France perfectly combines traditional chateaux visits with wine tastings and learning about the region's wine culture. But that is not all. Visiting Saint Emilion means exploring one of the most beautiful and fascinating villages in the Southwest of France, registered as a heritage site by UNESCO.

Wines and Vineyards of Tours

Today you'll be exploring the gorgeous Loire Valley in the company of a passionate guide. With a distinct culture and countless world-famous wineries, the Loire Valley is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and for good reason. Montlouis and Vouvray are two appellations, similar to each other and yet so different, as they both use the same grape variety but have very diverse terroirs. The history of some of these vineyards dates back to the 5th century, while an exciting highlight of this tour is the visit to an authentic rock-cut cellar.

Chateaux Chambord, Chenonceau and Winery Day Private Tour

While in Tours, visiting Chateaux Chambord and Chenonceau and pairing it with a wonderful day spent in a winery is a perfect match! Your guide will pick you up and take you to see the two most picturesque castles in Loire Valley, afterwards you will visit a winery where you will have a wine tasting with discovering local delicacies and charming lunch in the vineyards or at the winery.

Welcome To The City of Light

When in Paris, seizing every opportunity to witness the city in the evening is a must. The illuminated skyline, showcasing iconic landmarks and monuments, paints a mesmerizing picture of the City of Light that shouldn't be missed. As the sun sets and the city transforms into a sparkling spectacle, with city highlights cast their radiant glow over the Seine River. Whether you're strolling along its banks or cruising on an all-glass boat, the magic of Parisian evenings is an experience to savor.

The Magic of Paris in a Day

Explore the highlights of Paris on this group tour. Ride on the funicular to the top, unveiling the Sacré-Cœur Basilica and breathtaking views of the city and Montmartre. Venture into Medieval Paris, discovering the fire-damaged Notre Dame and the historic Latin Quarter with its gothic churches and winding cobbled streets along the Seine. Enhance your Louvre tour with an expert guide and aim for the optimum views of the Eiffel Tower, ensuring you make the most of the city's iconic highlights.

Getting to Know Paris, One Museum at a Time

Embark on an artistic journey in Paris, often referred to as the City of Art. Explore renowned museums like the Louvre, housing iconic masterpieces, or dedicated institutions showcasing the works of celebrated artists such as Picasso and Rodin. Delve into collections that pay homage to fashion icons like Yves Saint Laurent. The city's artistic charm extends beyond exhibits, with architectural wonders like the transformed railway station hosting the Musée d'Orsay and the avant-garde Centre Pompidou. The opulent Opera Garnier, a symbol of grandeur, adds another layer to Paris's rich cultural tapestry.