Markets and gastronomy | Barcelona Bus Turístic

23/04: the celebrations taking place to mark the Diada de Sant Jordi, or St. George’s Day, service disruptions in the city centre throughout the day.

Until further notice, Plaça de Catalunya stop on the Red Route out of service. We apologize for the inconvenience.

Until further notice, Plaça de Catalunya stop on the Red Route out of service. We apologize for the inconvenience.

What to see near Barcelona

A visit to Barcelona’s markets is essential to discover the city’s gastronomy.

La Boqueria Market

The city’s oldest market
Sarrià Market

A hundred-year old market with a 21st-century interior
Hostafrancs Market

A hundred-year-old market that supplied the city’s working-class hub
Sant Antoni District and Market

Barcelona’s finest example of cast-iron architecture
- Districts and squares
- Markets and gastronomy
Queviures Múrria

Barcelona’s most Modernista shop
- Markets and gastronomy
Ganiveteria Roca

More than a century selling knives
- Markets and gastronomy
Cereria Subirà

Barcelona’s oldest business
- Markets and gastronomy
Restaurante Los Caracoles – Casa Bofarull

Almost two hundred years cooking snails
- Markets and gastronomy
Grill Room

One of the city’s last Modernista restaurants
- Markets and gastronomy
Fonda España

A hotel decorated by three Modernista geniuses
- Markets and gastronomy
Can Culleretes

Barcelona’s oldest restaurant
- Markets and gastronomy
Restaurant 7 Portes

The apotheosis of rice dishes in a restaurant steeped in history
- Markets and gastronomy