Walking Tour in Spain

Spain's food section rests on three supports: tapas, wine and trips out of town. The cheapest is a Madrid pub crawl: four and a half hours at 20 dollars. A Barcelona bike tour with a tapas tasting runs three hours at 49 dollars, and a walking programme through the markets with tapas four hours at 106.

Montserrat forms its own line of four trips, differing in length and content. The seven-hour version with tapas and wine costs 99 dollars, the one with the rack railway seven and a half hours at 105, the late start with food and wine nine hours at 126, and the ten-hour format 120. Montserrat stands sixty kilometres from Barcelona, the monastery sits at seven hundred metres, and the way up runs by funicular or rack railway.

The Canaries bring their own set. A Tenerife gastronomy tour with two wineries and lunch takes eight hours at 76 dollars, dinner under the stars by the Teide volcano the same eight hours at 72, and a medieval show with dinner at the Castillo de San Miguel two hours at 61. The upper bound of the section is a private e-bike run from Barcelona to the vineyards with a tasting: five and a half hours at 564 dollars. GetExperience lists 34 food programmes in Spain, from 20 to 564 dollars.