Penedes wine region is a food day trips in Barcelona.
Editorially verified May 19, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Day trip · 7 hours
Enjoy the stunning wine landscape of the Penedes region on a day trip from Barcelona. Guided by a local you can savor local wine and cava, and enjoy a traditional Span...
Day trip · 11 hours
Enjoy a unique countryside with some of the best red full-bodied wines and exclusive boutique wineries in Priorat, on this private full-day tour from Barcelona.
Day trip · 7h 30m
With beautiful landscapes, a variety of amazing wines and cavas and a fantastic cuisine built upon fresh produce, the front runner Penedès region makes a perfect wine ...
Priorat in Tarragona's interior is the second of Spain's two DOQ wine appellations: schist-soil garnacha and carinyena reds, with cellar tastings at Mas Doix.
Cadaques on the Costa Brava is the white-washed fishing village where Salvador Dali lived: the seaside restaurants serve Catalan suquet, sea-urchins.
Girona is a 40-minute AVE ride north of Barcelona: the Roca brothers' three-star El Celler de Can Roca runs the country fine-dining benchmark in a converted.
Valls in Tarragona province is the Catalan calçot capital: the Festa del Calçot runs late January, and the Masies country-bistros serve calcotada lunches.
Sitges is a 40-minute train ride south of Barcelona on the Garraf coast: the xato salad with romesco-style sauce is the canonical winter Sitges lunch.