How much do food and drink tours in Modena cost?

Prices vary with duration, group size and how much tasting is included. Short acetaia visits sit at the budget end, while longer tours combining a factory visit, tastings and lunch are premium. Modena's food and drink tours generally fall in the upper mid-range, reflecting small-group access to working producers rather than mass-market sightseeing.

Which food and drink tours in Modena offer free cancellation?

All 25 experiences on this page include free cancellation, so you can book ahead and adjust plans if the weather turns during your countryside day. That covers the balsamic acetaia tours, the Parmigiano Reggiano factory visits and the wine tasting in the Bologna hills, giving you flexibility when outdoor conditions change.

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Nature & outdoors · Modena

Modena Nature & Outdoors Food & Drink Tours

Average rating4.9Median price$146

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About Modena

Modena's food culture grows straight out of its countryside, where hillside vineyards, acetaia attics and dairy farms sit within easy reach of the city. You can pair a walk through the vines with a tasting at Cavedoni Balsamic Vinegar Tour: Modena's Oldest Traditional Producer, or head out to the countryside for the Parmigiano Reggiano Factory Tour & Tasting: Uncover the King of Cheeses' Secrets and see how the terrain shapes what ends up on your plate.

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Many of Modena's best tastings happen outside the city centre, in the surrounding hills and farmland. You walk through vineyards, visit rural acetaia where balsamic ages in attic lofts, and tour dairy farms where Parmigiano Reggiano is made.