How much do food and wine city tours in Bologna cost?

Prices vary by format and duration: short walking tastings sit at the lower end, while private market tours with multiple tastings, cooking classes in local homes and full-day producer trips are premium. Longer private experiences and small-group classes cost more than shared walking tours.

Which Bologna city tours offer free cancellation?

Most food and wine experiences in Bologna — including the private market tour with tastings, the market tour and pasta class in Margherita's home, the Cesarine pasta class and the walking food tour with a local guide — offer free cancellation when booked. Confirm the cancellation window on the individual activity page before you book.

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Food & wine · Bologna

Bologna Food & Wine City Tours

Average rating4.5Median price$166

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About Bologna

Bologna is where Italy's food culture runs deepest — a city of porticoes, market stalls and family kitchens where egg pasta, ragù and cured pork are still made the old way. A guided food and wine tour is the most direct way into that world, whether you spend a morning tasting your way through the market on the Private Bologna Food & Market Tour: 6 Tastings & Wine or go behind the scenes on the Bologna Food Experience: Factory Tours & Lunch with Tastings. Both pair serious local knowledge with generous eating, which is exactly the point.

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Bologna sits in Emilia-Romagna, the region behind tortellini, tagliatelle al ragù, mortadella and Parmigiano Reggiano. Tours here tend to focus on production and provenance — market visits, factory and producer stops, and cooking in local homes — rather than just restaurant hopping, so you taste where the food actually comes from.