
Spain · Girona, Spain
Girona Food & Drink Tour
A market, a sandwich competition, negronis at a natural wine bar, and enough Catalan desserts to skip dinner.
Duration
5N / 6D
Difficulty
Easy — walking tour through flat city centre
Group Size
16 Max
Best Season
Year-round
Why We Picked This
Market tastings, a sandwich-building competition with negronis, Catalan desserts, and bar-hopping through Girona's old town. Equal parts food tour and drinking tour
Highlights
Guided tastings at Girona's food market
Sandwich competition
Negronis at a natural wine bar
Catalan specialities including fried pig's ear
Multiple bar and dessert stops
All food and drinks included
Day by Day
Girona Food & Drink Tour
Meet your guide Gigi in Girona's city centre. Start at the food market for tastings of Catalan specialities including cured meats, local cheeses, and fried pig's ear. Receive €10 to buy ingredients at the market for a sandwich-building competition. Walk to a natural wine bar where you assemble your sandwiches while being served negronis. Sandwiches are judged by the group, then eaten alongside more drinks. Continue through Girona's medieval old town with stops for Catalan desserts and drinks at local bars. End the tour on a terrace with a final drink and snacks.
What’s Included
✓ Local guide (4 hours)
✓ All food tastings at the market
✓ €10 market budget for sandwich competition
✓ Negronis at natural wine bar
✓ Catalan desserts (multiple stops)
✓ Drinks at all bar stops
✓ Final drink and snacks on terrace
Not Included
✗ Transport to/from Girona
✗ Accommodation
✗ Travel insurance
✗ Flights
Practical Information
Wear comfortable walking shoes
Come hungry — you will eat a lot
The tour involves several alcoholic drinks — pace yourself
Vegetarian options may be limited — check with the operator when booking
Meeting point is in the city centre (exact location confirmed after booking)
The tour runs rain or shine
Meeting point: Girona city centre (confirmed after booking)
Your Operator
Gigi
We know Gigi personally and have taken this tour ourselves. It's not your standard food tour where someone walks you past restaurants and reads a script. The sandwich competition is genuinely fun and surprisingly competitive, and the negronis at the natural wine bar set the tone for the rest of the afternoon. By the end you've eaten enough to skip dinner and made friends with strangers over who built the better sandwich. Gigi's energy and knowledge of Catalan food culture makes this feel like being shown around by a local friend, not a tour guide.
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Next availability
Available year-round — check back soon
We’ll notify you the moment this experience reopens. You’ll be first in line.
