Last updated on February 24th, 2019 at 12:34 am
These images were captured at the La Boqueria market in the heart of Barcelona, right off the famed avenue of La Rambla. The food selection and quality in Barcelona is incredible, albeit there are definitely some places to give a miss. In general steer clear of eating at restaurants on La Rambla, but swinging into the market for some goodies is one of the exceptions. Just a word of caution with Spanish market food, do not touch the produce yourself! Leave it to them or you will be told off.
No trip to Spain is complete with indulging in succulent Spanish jamon. This stuff blows away American processed ham!
If you love chocolate, and you love dates…You’ll LOVE dates stuffed with chocolate.
So many delicious sweets to choose from…
Switching gears…lambs head and brains aren’t for everyone. And you’ll need a kitchen here for this type of market fair!
No matter how tempted you are to handle those mandarins yourself…leave it to the proprietor!
If La Boqueria is too crowded, squeeze in for some cerveza relief over tapas or pinxtos.
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Alex and Bell originally met while solo traveling after finishing university in 2002, in Brugge, Belgium. Alex grew up in the USA and Bell hails from Australia. During our nearly 20 year marriage we've lived around the world, including spending six years living in the Netherlands and Ireland. We have traveled to nearly 70 countries and enjoy giving readers authentic and quality travel tips. Alex is an award winning travel journalist and travel planner, who also freelances for other outlets. Bell is an award winning PhD scientist who currently works for a non-profit lung cancer advocacy research organization called Lungevity. Happy travels and if you have any questions leave a comment or drop an email!
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Learning about Spanish culture goes hand in hand with learning the Spanish language (which I am currently trying to do). Your Spanish food market photos here are excellent – the one of the chocolate dated looks particularly mouthwatering!
Joe.
Thank you, J! Really glad you enjoyed the photos. Best of luck with learning Spanish! I know some basic Spanish and it’s of course super helpful when travelling in Spain or other Spanish speaking countries.