How much do food and drink tours in Ravenna cost?

Most Ravenna food experiences sit in the upper mid-range bracket, reflecting small groups, market ingredients and hands-on teaching. A few options, such as the Bologna bar crawl and the Women of Ravenna storytelling walk, are more budget-friendly. Prices are shown in your chosen currency on each activity page, so compare there.

Which food and drink tours in Ravenna offer free cancellation?

Every experience listed on this page includes free cancellation, so you can book ahead with confidence. That covers the market tour and cooking class with a Cesarina, the pasta and tiramisu class, the Forlì street food tour and the Modena food and market tour. Check each activity page for the exact cancellation deadline before you book.

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First-timers · Ravenna

First-Timer Food & Drink Tours in Ravenna

Average rating4.1Median price$149

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About Ravenna

Ravenna rewards first-time visitors who eat their way through it: the city's Byzantine mosaics are world-famous, but its food culture — fresh pasta, piadina, market produce and Emilia-Romagna's deep larder — is just as memorable. Start with a hands-on Small Group Market Tour & Cooking Class in Ravenna with a Cesarina, where you shop the market before cooking, or keep it sweet and practical with the Ravenna Pasta & Tiramisu Class: Master Two Pasta Types & The Iconic Dessert. Both are small-group, so you actually learn something rather than just watch.

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Ravenna's food scene is best understood by walking it. Small-group formats let you shop a local market, meet a Cesarina host at home, or make fresh pasta and tiramisu yourself — all in a few hours. Because groups are small, you can ask questions and get recommendations for the rest of your trip, which is exactly what a first visit needs.