Barcelona · DESSERT TOURS
The 15 best dessert tours you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is first for a reason; start there.
Barcelona nougat and chocolate museum tour at Torrons Vicens, with guided tasting and a hot drink, in 45 minutes.
“It was really informative and fun at the same time. was just enough amount of time ending with a fun tasting. A cute and happy experience with kids! the tour guide was sweet and enthusiastic!”
In El Born, Chocolate Amatller offers a 1797 audiovisual story, five-senses tastings, hands-on chocolate making, and hot chocolate.
“There were four of us in our group and decided the day before to register for this activity, with the plan to take the Hop-on Hop-off bus to the venue. Unfortunately, the bus got caught in traffic, we got off at the wrong stop and ended up missing our original tour time. Fortunately, the next session was still available so the staff was able to accommodate us then, and we are so glad they did! After watching a short video on the history of Chocolate Amatller, we got to make our own chocolate paste after trying 4 different types of chocolate. It was a lot of fun as well as…”
Hands-on bean-to-bar workshop at Kina Chocolates in Barcelona. Roast, peel, grind cocoa, taste drinks, make a bar to take home.
“Such a fun and unique experience! The bean-to-bar chocolate workshop was hands-on, informative, and really well organized. The host explained everything about the history of chocolate as well as the full chocolate-making process in an engaging way. It was amazing to create and taste our own chocolate from scratch. A must-do in Barcelona for chocolate lovers!”
Walk Barcelona modernism from Sagrada Família to Passeig de Gràcia, plus Spanish sweets and turrón tasting on a 150-minute tour.
“This was a truly eye-opening experience. Learning so much made me fall in love with Barcelona. Anastasia’s deep understanding of the city’s historic buildings made the tour absolutely worth it — and I got some amazing photos too.”
Small-group Gaudí and candy tasting tour in Barcelona, with Sagrada Família views, modernist facades, and classic chocolate tastings.
“Francisco was a wonderful guide - informative, entertaining and engaging. He was very knowledgeable of the subject and patient with our questions. What a great experience!”
Private 3-hour Barcelona family tour with a treasure hunt, Gaudi stops, churros and hot chocolate, park play, and food snacks.
“My family and I had a wonderful time. Our tour guide Nico was awesome. He was very insightful and kept my children engaged. My children reallly enjoyed the churros and chocolate. Nico, thank you for the wonderful tour.”
House of Candy in Barcelona is a 90-minute, $18 ticket with 10 themed rooms, fun photo sets, and a shop full of sweet souvenirs.
“Très bon moment, passé entre copines Idéale lors de mauvais temps”
A sweet 90-minute break on Barcelona’s Gran Via with open-time candy rooms, a coffee shop stop, and fun photo spots for $19.31.
“It was a good experience. I went alone and had a pretty good time. I imagine it would be a lot more fun with others, especially kids. I wish there were more candy options throughout or after in the gift shop.”
A private 3-hour family walk through Barcelona’s medieval quarters, with games, market snacks, and churros plus hot chocolate.
“We were so thrilled with our experience. Our guide was friendly and helpful. She kept us moving and let us linger where we wanted. She answered all our questions and gave us some extra tips. This was the best money we spent in Barcelona!”
Barcelona Pass combo ticket for White Rabbit and House of Candy, two 60-90 minute multi-sensory worlds, candy fun and Catalan myths.
“Tek kelimeyle mükkemel . Eğlence , sıradışı , çocuktan tut yaşlıya her yaşa hitap eden şehirden ve eserlerden uzaklaşıp biraz da sıradışı eğlence”
Skip lines for a 1-hour guided Casa Amatller visit, learn Modernisme with an art historian, and receive a chocolate gift.
“Une de mes meilleures visites à Barcelone. Nous étions 4, plus le guide, visite privée ! Très belle demeure à visiter absolument. Par contre, grosse erreur de ma part, NE PAS acheter le chocolat au magasin du musée. Allez au magasin principal qui est environ 500m plus loin. Beaucoup moins de choix à celui du musée mais surtout vous paierez en moyenne 35% plus cher. Du vol.”
Barcelona churros and hot chocolate at Los churros de San Martín, 6 fresh bites plus a large cup of hot chocolate.
“C’était une excellente expérience ! Le guide a été aux petits soins du début à la fin, rendant la prestation vraiment agréable. J’ai particulièrement apprécié ses explications passionnantes sur la création des différentes saveurs de churros, qui ont donné encore plus de goût à la dégustation.”
Small-group chocolate breakfast tour through Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter and El Born, with 9 tastings, history stops, and end at a cake shop.
“We loved our chocolate tour. The chocolate was great quality and plentiful (we were very full at the end), and Carla, the owner/guide was kind, knowledgeable and enthusiastic about sharing Barcelona with us. We returned on subsequent days to get more of the chocolate she shared with us (including the quality churros). We’ve already recommended this tour to friends who are visiting Barcelona!”
Barcelona day trip to Sant Sadurní: train, 3 cava tastings, chocolate factory, and a 4-course lunch with wine.
“Small group, intimate, friendly, professional. This adventure was one of our trip highlights. Everything about this trip is excellent - the village is both fun and pretty, the chocolate factory fabulous as was the Cava experience. The lunch is optional and of high quality, and I strongly recommend it. In all this day was fantastic. And let me tell you that lots of things that were outside of the tour organiser's control chose that day to go wrong. And Christian & Michael worked tirelessly to make the day magical and fun despite the universe conspiring otherwise. Everyone was laughing and thoroughly enjoyed the day. Thank you so much for this…”
2.5-hour Gothic Quarter legends walk in Barcelona with Roman stops, ghost stories, and a traditional vermouth ritual, plus candy.
“It was nice! Francisco was great! His Chilean restaurant recommendation was amazing!! Such a fun evening.”
Every kind of day out in the city, and in the country behind it.
