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Hotels in Barcelona around 15 January to 31 March 2027, dates pre-filled. Prices and availability open on the partner site.

Editor's tip. The traditional calcotada lunch runs 35 to 50 euros at most Catalan rooms; book a week ahead in February.

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Eat your way around Barcelona while you are in town

Calcotada Season runs 15 January to 31 March. These are the food tours and tastings in Barcelona to book for the days around it; most cancel free up to 24 hours ahead.

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Location

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Also in eixample

Tast a la Rambla ★ 4.0

Eixample

Tast a la Rambla on Plaça de Catalunya runs over four late-May days: 36 Barcelona restaurants and pastry shops serve six-euro tasting plates with a token system.

TipBuy tokens at the entry booth (one euro per token); show-cookings and chef workshops run alongside the tasting stalls.

Fira de Nadal de la Sagrada Familia ★ 4.2

Eixample

The Eixample's Christmas market, about a hundred stalls ringing the square in front of the Passio facade since 1962. One of its four sectors is food: honey, cheese, cured meats, crepes and churros.

TipIt runs at the same time as the Fira de Santa Llucia and is the one of the two with a food sector, plus a sweet stall for children.

Fira de Sant Tomas i Reis ★ 4.1

Eixample

A Christmas and Kings fair dating to 1877, filling the side walkways of Gran Via between Muntaner and Rocafort with 243 stalls of toys, crafts and gifts, plus sweet stands and a churro stall.

TipThe fair runs to 6 January, so it is the last Christmas market standing; go for chocolate and xurros made on site.

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