10 reasons to discover wine tourism in Catalonia
The history of the vineyards and wine of Catalonia makes for a constellation of adventures, large and small, which, apart from great wines, has quietly and persistently shaped the landscape to its present form. There is no single wine landscape, there are as many landscapes as there are different wines from the twelve designation of origin varieties across the region. Landscapes that we encourage you to discover whilst enjoying the varied wine tourism offered by the more than 300 wineries which open their doors to visitors. Here you have 10 reasons why to do wine tourism in Catalonia.
1. More than two thousand years of wine-making history.

Couple tasting some wine at the Tarragona Amphitheatre with the sea in the background / Marc Castellet
2. Infinite wine microcosms.

Grape harvesting in Avinyonet del Penedès, with the Montserrat massif in the background / Maria Rosa Ferré
3. More than 300 wineries where wines and Cavas can be discovered.

Two couples raising a toast in front of the Torres Winery / Torres
4. Modernist wineries, veritable wine cathedrals.

A couple having dinner at the Adernats de Nulles modernist winery / Marc Castellet
5. Prestigious, internationally renowned wines.

Tasting with a winemaker in the coastal vineyards of Priorat with the village of Porrera in the background / Marc Castellet
6. Pairings with both traditional and avant-garde cuisine.

Pairing with cheeses and local products in the Abadal wineries
7. Barcelona as the epicentre of wine tourism activity.

Wine tasting in Barcelona / Nano Cañas / Herederos Julio Silvano Melanio.SL
8. High-quality accommodation and specialist services.

Business meeting at the Cellers Avgvstvs Forvm winery / Gemma Miralda
9. Mediterranean lifestyle.

Two mothers and their children in a family grape harvest workshop, picking grapes in the vineyards / Marc Castellet
10. 12 designations of origin to understand the region and its wines.

Couple tasting wines with views of vineyards and the Montserrat mountain range in the background at the Oller del Mas wineries / Marc Castellet