How much do food and wine shows and entertainment in Emilia-Romagna cost?

Costs vary by format and length. Short tastings, such as a traditional balsamic vinegar visit, sit at the budget end, while full-meal walking tours, production visits and dining experiences in local homes are upper mid-range to premium. Every listing shows the current price in your own currency, and free cancellation is standard.

Which food and wine experiences in Emilia-Romagna have free cancellation?

All of them. Every experience on this page, from the Bologna food tour to the Modena balsamic lunch, includes free cancellation, so you can reserve a place now and adjust your plans later. Several are likely to sell out, so booking ahead is worthwhile for the most in-demand dates.

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Food & wine · Emilia-Romagna

Emilia-Romagna Food & Wine Shows and Entertainment

Average rating4.3Median price$108

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About Emilia-Romagna

Emilia-Romagna is where Italy's most celebrated ingredients are made and performed: tortellini folded by hand, balsamic vinegar aged in attic barrels, Parmigiano-Reggiano cracked open at dawn. Food here is theatre, and the region's hosts put it on stage — from the Bologna Food Tour: Taste Authentic Flavors with a Local Expert & Full Meal to the Small Group Tour: Parmigiano-Reggiano & Parma Ham Production, where you watch the wheels and the hams being made before you taste them.

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Frequently asked questions

Here the entertainment is the production itself. You watch Parmigiano-Reggiano being made, see balsamic vinegar drawn from family barrels, and fold tortellini beside a host who has made them for decades. Many experiences end around a table in a private home, so the show and the meal are the same event.