• Parroquia de Sant Pere Nolasc - The tour will commence in front of the Parròquia de Sant Pere Nolasc Mercedaris church, located at Pl. de Castella, 6, 08001 Barcelona, Spain, in the northern part of the Raval district. The group will gather at 9pm, and after a brief introduction, the tour will begin.

• Carrer dels Tallers - This is a renowned and iconic spot for skate culture, known as one of the first skater bars in Spain. It is a popular meeting place for punk-rock, hip hop, trap, metal, and rock’n’roll enthusiasts from Catalonia. The bar boasts a unique aesthetic, and the prices for beers and cocktails are very reasonable.

• Carrer de Joaquín Costa - The second stop will be a distinct bar, offering a reserved space for the group. It is one of the most acclaimed cocktail bars in Spain, with Dani Gomez and Andres being the most esteemed bartenders in the Raval district. This is the perfect place to enjoy a high-quality drink, and it is considered the best cocktail bar in the city.

• Cat, Fernando Botero - El Gato de Botero: The tour will pause in front of the famous statue of El Gato de Botero, where anecdotes about the Raval district and local artistic movements will be shared.

• Carrer de Sant Pau - The third bar will be a surprise, an iconic piece of Barcelona’s nightlife history. Established in 1820 in Raval, it is reputed to be Barcelona’s first bar, with legends of Picasso, Dalì, and Hemingway frequenting it. Despite its aged appearance, the bar’s charm continues to grow. Patrons can enjoy the historical ambiance and the venue’s renowned absinthe. Located in the heart of Barcelona’s nightlife, it remains largely unchanged since the 19th century. Woody Allen filmed a scene from Vicky Cristina Barcelona here, and Rosalia’s latest video was shot at this location.

• Carrer de Lancaster - Each bar in Barcelona has its own unique charm, and this one is no exception. It is a transformed piece of the city’s history and a key meeting place for locals. It is primarily a youthful gathering spot with dim lighting, rap or electronic music, and affordable prices. It is the classic last stop before heading to a club and is likely the most economical bar in the city.

• Ocaña - The final bar will be Ocaña, the most significant LGBTIQ+ bar. It is a grand historic building that has retained its original features. Entering Ocaña is like taking a small journey back in time to the Belle Époque, with its golden columns and furniture, reminiscent of European antique markets and top design studios (lighting by Lumières Studio in Paris). After exploring the restaurant and cafe, the group will ascend to the ground floor to find the Club and Apotheke, a unique cocktail bar. It is a sensory experience and an original journey without leaving Barcelona. Ocaña is named in honor of José Pérez Ocaña, an artist, performer, painter, and LGBT rights activist who lived nearby and was an icon of resistance to the Franco dictatorship.

• Plaça Reial - The tour will conclude at Plaza Reial, one of Barcelona’s most famous nightlife squares.

At the end of the tour, participants will receive a ticket to a historic nightclub: a small, dark, and intimate club near Las Ramblas in the heart of Barcelona. It is an eclectic venue popular with locals, featuring a single room with a dance floor, a long bar, and a small stage. The music varies depending on the night, with bands, DJ sets of rock, electronic, disco, or funk music, offering a surprise element. The entrance fee to the disco is only 2 euros.

• 1 shot drink at host-selected bar
• Curated list of top local spots for food & fun post-tour
• Free or discounted club entry (conditions apply)
• Priority skip-the-line access

Embark on a novel adventure in Barcelona with ‘Like a Local,’ a unique and unconventional pub crawl/tour that takes you deep into the city’s authentic core.
Alex, your welcoming guide, will lead you on a distinctive journey, enabling you to experience Barcelona’s night scene just as the locals do.
What sets ‘Like a Local’ apart from other pub tours is its ability to cultivate a singular environment.
Alex has formed an exclusive set of connections with some of the most offbeat and rebellious bars and clubs in Raval, a neighborhood unknown or inaccessible to most tourists.
The essence of ‘Like a Local’ lies in introducing unique nightspots (bars and clubs) to travelers that they would otherwise struggle to discover.
With a native guide who is intimately acquainted with the history and customs of the city’s most diverse and unique bars situated in the symbolic and fascinating neighborhood of Raval, you’ll gain an original and unconventional perspective of Barcelona.
Dive into real nightlife, be local!

• The consumption of alcohol is not allowed for those under 18 years of age / Those under 18 years of age can access the tour as long as they are accompanied by a father, mother or guardian, who must also buy a ticket to attend the pub crawl / the tour is recommended to everyone citizens of the world open to discovering new places / racist - xenophobic - homophobic - sexist people are not allowed - it is an LGBTIQ+ friendly tour

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.