How much do food and drink tours in Bologna cost?

Prices vary by format and duration. Shorter two-hour market and tasting walks sit at a lower level, while longer small-group tours and hands-on pasta-making classes with wine and gelato are priced higher. All options are shown with live pricing on each activity page in your chosen currency, so you can compare value directly before booking.

Which half-day food and drink tours in Bologna offer free cancellation?

Every food and drink experience listed on this page includes free cancellation, so you can reserve a spot and adjust plans if needed. That applies to market walks, express tasting tours and pasta-making classes alike. Check the individual activity page for the exact cancellation deadline before you book.

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Half-day · Bologna

Half-Day Food & Drink Tours in Bologna

Average rating4.5Median price$94

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Bologna rewards anyone who eats their way through it, and a half-day tour fits the city's rhythm perfectly: a morning in the Quadrilatero markets or an afternoon of pasta and wine before the evening aperitivo. The Bologna Food & Market Tour: Authentic Flavors, Fresh Pasta, Local Wines packs fresh pasta and local wines into two focused hours, while the Bologna Food Tour in a Small Group: Mercato delle Erbe & Quadrilatero stretches across four hours for a slower market-to-table wander.

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A half-day format suits Bologna because its food culture is concentrated in the centre: the Quadrilatero and Mercato delle Erbe markets, family-run pasta shops and wine bars are all within walking distance. You can taste fresh pasta, local wines and gelato in two to four hours without committing a whole day, leaving time for the city's porticoes.