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This approx. 3-hour cooking class takes you around La Boqueria, Barcelona's signature market, before you make authentic paella yourself with a chef. Learn how to choose fresh ingredients at the market with a local chef, then head to a cozy kitchen near Las Ramblas to make seafood, chicken or vegetarian paella step by step. A sangria-making workshop, seasonal tapas and a dessert cooking show follow, and you eat the paella you made. It is a hands-on class rather than a demonstration, so even beginners can enjoy learning.
Meet at the Gastronomic Arts Barcelona cooking studio near Las Ramblas and listen to a short safety briefing, then spend about 40 minutes at La Boqueria Market (Mercat de la Boqueria). Walk through the lively stalls with a local chef and learn how to pick the fresh seafood, vegetables and spices that go into authentic paella.
After choosing the ingredients, return to the nearby kitchen, put on an apron and start cooking. Make your own sangria with fresh local fruit and Spanish wine, and taste seasonal tapas inspired by traditional Barcelona dishes. It is a small-group class where you mix with travelers from around the world.
For about 1 hour, the chef teaches you how to make seafood, chicken or vegetarian paella. Follow traditional techniques from the sofrito (sautéed vegetable base) to the socarrat, the crispy rice layer at the bottom. Finally, eat the paella you made and finish with a Spanish dessert cooking show and a farewell toast. You will receive the recipes by email to recreate at home.
※ La Boqueria Market is closed on Sundays and public holidays, so another activity replaces the market visit on those days. The 21:00 class also does not include the market visit.
※ The 11:00, 15:00 and 19:00 classes finish at a second location, GAB LAB.
Meeting point :
Gastronomic Arts Barcelona
Carrer de Lancaster, 10, Bajo 1a, 08001 Barcelona, Spain
Meeting point information:
Just off Las Ramblas, a 3-minute walk from Plaça Reial and a 1-minute walk from Palau Güell. From Las Ramblas, enter Carrer Nou de la Rambla, pass Palau Güell and the fruit shop on the corner, and take the first left onto Carrer de Lancaster. Walk down the street to find a white door with a sangria glass mural on the right. If the door is closed, ring the bell just above the mailbox.
Carrer de Lancaster, 10, Bajo 1a, 08001 Barcelona, Spain