Travel blog - Tips to explore the world on a budget: Food tours

Spain has a drinking culture problem… and that problem is, surprise, SANGRIA. No, it doesn’t taste terrible, as you might think. It is just everywhere, and most tourists never get past it. Meanwhile, the real Spanish drink culture, the kind that has been going on for centuries, is happening a few streets away.

What a magical city! Designed by the genius Gaudí himself, Barcelona is a place of art, history, and incredible food. A true paradise for any foodie traveling in Barcelona, the Catalan capital is known for its authentic paella Barcelona scene, including classic Valencian versions and innovative local options. If you cannot find things to do in Barcelona, sampling paellas at different locations might be at the top of the list. My short but eventful trip to Barcelona has left me with a number of exceptional paella recommendations, which I would love to share in this blog. In this comprehensive Barcelona food guide, we will investigate the best paella in Barcelona, from classic versions to ones with modern twists, offer some tips on how to identify authentic spots, and provide a few vegan and budget-friendly options.