Nacho Allende

When people think of Lloret de Mar, the first things that come to mind are its beaches, lively nightlife and Mediterranean sunshine. But Lloret is much more than parties and sun: it’s history, culture and above all, gastronomy. And there’s no better way to discover it than with a Tapas Walking Tour, an experience that blends the best of a cultural stroll with the pleasure of tasting authentic local tapas.

Catalonia is not only a land of beaches, mountains, and vibrant cities – it’s also one of the most diverse wine destinations in Europe. Known for its wines and ancient winemaking heritage, archaeological evidence shows that the Phoenicians and Romans cultivated vines here over 2,000 years ago. The Mediterranean climate, varied landscapes, and a culture deeply rooted in gastronomy have shaped a mosaic of wine styles, each telling the story of this land sip by sip.

Qué hacer/Dónde comer en Lloret de Mar? Tapas Walking Tour.