How much do food & drink tours cost in Emilia-Romagna?

Prices vary widely. You can find shorter experiences like a 1-hour horseback lesson at a budget-friendly rate, while full-day farm experiences or premium truffle hunts with lunch are more of an investment. Most tours offer great value for the quality and authenticity.

Which food & drink tours have free cancellation?

All of the top nature and food experiences in Emilia-Romagna listed here offer free cancellation, giving you flexibility. You can book with confidence and adjust your plans if needed.

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Nature & Outdoor Activities · Emilia-Romagna

Nature & Food Tours in Emilia-Romagna

Average rating5.0Median price$137

Emilia-Romagna's countryside is a living larder, where forest floors hide prized truffles and rolling hills invite slow exploration. Combine the region's legendary gastronomy with its outdoors on experiences like Truffle Hunting & Lunch in Parma Hills: A Unique Gastronomic Adventure or a Small-Group Reggio Emilia Farm Experience: Food & Rural Life, where you'll meet the land and the people behind the flavors.

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Truffle Hunting & Lunch in Parma Hills: A Unique Gastronomic Adventure

Rating 5.0, 50 reviewsFood & drinkDuration 3 h

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Bologna Parma Ravenna

Frequently asked questions

Emilia-Romagna's landscape—from the Apennine hills to the Po Valley—is both scenic and productive. You can hunt for truffles in the woods, ride horses through vineyards, or visit working farms, all while tasting the region's famed products right where they're made.