How much do food and drink tours in Modena cost?

Prices vary with what's included. Shorter cellar visits and tastings sit at the budget end, while longer tours combining a producer visit with a full meal or a hands-on pasta class are upper mid-range to premium. Booking direct through the platform shows the exact price in your own currency before you commit.

Which food and drink tours in Modena offer free cancellation?

Every experience listed on this page includes free cancellation, so you can reserve a spot now and adjust plans later if your half-day in Modena shifts. That applies across balsamic cellar tours, Parmigiano Reggiano visits and pasta-making classes alike.

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Half-day · Modena

Half-Day Food & Drink Tours in Modena

Average rating4.7Median price$102

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About Modena

Modena's food culture is built on patience: barrels of balsamic vinegar aging in family attics, wheels of Parmigiano Reggiano resting in silent warehouses, and fresh pasta rolled by hand each morning. A half-day here is enough to step inside that world, whether you join the Modena Food Tour: Exclusive Balsamic Vinegar Acetaia Visit for a look at traditional production, or spend a morning at the Parmigiano Reggiano Factory Tour & Tasting: Uncover the King of Cheeses' Secrets watching the cheese-makers at work.

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Modena's signature products are made close to the city, so a half-day is genuinely enough time to reach a working acetaia or cheese factory, see the process and taste the results. Tours typically run one to four hours, leaving the rest of your day free for the historic centre, the Duomo or lunch.