Which food and drink tours in Bologna have free cancellation?

Every food and drink experience listed on this page includes free cancellation, so you can reserve a place now and adjust plans later. That covers market walks, express tastings and pasta-making classes alike. Check the cancellation window shown on each individual activity page before booking, as the notice period can differ between tours.

Do Bologna food tours include pasta-making classes?

Some do, but they are listed separately. Cooking experiences such as the Bologna Pasta Making Class: Master Tagliatelle, Ragù, Spritz & Gelato with Locals and Pastamama: The Art of Homemade Pasta in the Bolognese Tradition are hands-on sessions rather than walking tastings.

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Bologna · Emilia-Romagna

Food & Drink Tours in Bologna

Average rating4.4Median price$98

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About Bologna

Bologna earned its nickname La Grassa — the fat one — for good reason: this is a city where fresh egg pasta, cured pork and local wines are everyday business, not tourist theatre. A food and drink tour here means walking the porticoes between the Quadrilatero's market stalls and the Mercato delle Erbe, tasting as you go. Start with the Bologna Food & Market Tour: Authentic Flavors, Fresh Pasta, Local Wines for a tight, high-energy introduction, or settle in for the longer Small Group Bologna Food Tour: Local Flavors & Authentic Market Experience if you want the market and the producers behind

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Bologna's food and drink tours sit at an upper mid-range level overall, which reflects the amount of tastings, market visits and guided time involved. Shorter express walks and hands-on pasta classes tend to be the more accessible options, while longer small-group market tours with multiple sit-down stops are the premium end.