How much do day trips in Emilia-Romagna cost?

Most guided day trips here sit in the premium bracket, which reflects private transport, producer visits and multi-course tastings rather than simple coach sightseeing. Shorter walking tours and half-day departures from Bologna are the more affordable route, while full-day private food and motorsport tours are the top end.

Which Emilia-Romagna day trips offer free cancellation?

Most experiences on this page include free cancellation, including the Private Full Day Parma Food Tour, the Dozza and Brisighella half-day tours from Bologna, the Modena walking tour and the Parmigiano, wine and balsamic tour from Bologna.

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First-timers · Emilia-Romagna

First-Timer Day Trips in Emilia-Romagna

Average rating4.6Median price$337

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About Emilia-Romagna

Emilia-Romagna rewards first-timers who leave Bologna for a day: within an hour you can be watching wheels of Parmigiano being lifted from brine, tasting balsamico straight from the barrel, or walking a hill town where the pace drops instantly. The region's food valleys are the headline, and a guided day trip is the easiest way to see them properly — the Private Full Day Parma Food Tour: Parmesan Cheese, Parma Ham, Lunch, Vinegar strings together the producers you'd otherwise drive past, while the Magic Dozza: Half-Day Tour from Bologna with Gourmet Lunch & Wine Tasting suits anyone who wants

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Pick one theme and one direction rather than trying to cover the region. Food-focused days work best: Parmigiano dairies, prosciutto producers and acetaia balsamic cellars cluster around Parma, Modena and Bologna, so a guided tour handles the driving, bookings and tastings in a single loop.