How much do food and drink tours in Bologna cost?

Prices depend on format and length: short market walks of around two hours sit at the lower end, while half-day small-group tours with multiple tastings and wine are priced higher. Cooking classes fall in between. All prices are shown on each activity page in your chosen currency, and every experience listed here includes free cancellation.

Which food and drink tours in Bologna have free cancellation?

Every food and wine experience on this page offers free cancellation, so you can reserve a place now and change plans if needed. That includes market tours, pasta-making classes and wine tastings alike. Check the individual activity page for the exact cancellation deadline before you book.

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Food & wine · Bologna

Food & Wine Tours in Bologna

Average rating4.5Median price$98

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About Bologna

Bologna is Italy's gastronomic heart, nicknamed La Grassa — the Fat One — for its egg-rich pasta, cured meats and rolling hills of Lambrusco and Pignoletto. A food and wine tour here means walking the medieval porticoes between market stalls and family-run botteghe, tasting as you go. Start with the Bologna Food & Market Tour: Authentic Flavors, Fresh Pasta, Local Wines, a two-hour walk through the Quadrilatero, or go deeper on the Small Group Bologna Food Tour: Local Flavors & Authentic Market Experience, which stretches over four and a half hours.

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Bologna sits in Emilia-Romagna, the region behind tagliatelle al ragù, tortellini, mortadella and Parmigiano Reggiano. Tours here tend to combine the Quadrilatero and Mercato delle Erbe markets with tastings of local wines like Lambrusco and Pignoletto, often led by Bolognese guides who take you to the producers and botteghe they actually shop at.