How much do city tours in Emilia-Romagna cost for one person?

Prices vary by format and duration: short private walks and taxi tours sit at the lower end, while full-day private excursions with a driver-guide and meals are premium. Because rates are shown per person or per group depending on the activity, check the booking details before you commit — a private tour can work out well for a solo traveler who.

Which city tours in Emilia-Romagna offer free cancellation?

Most experiences on this page include free cancellation, including the Bologna Private Tour: Authentic Heart & Hidden Gems with a Local, the Cesarine pasta class in a local's home, and the private day tours from Bologna to Brisighella, Dozza and Ravenna.

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Solo City Tours in Emilia-Romagna

Average rating4.5Median price$156

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About Emilia-Romagna

Emilia-Romagna rewards the traveler who moves at their own pace: a morning of porticoes and market stalls in Bologna, an afternoon among mosaics in Ravenna, and no one to consult but yourself. Solo visitors here can join a small-group food walk led by a local chef, like the Bologna Food Tour and Enogastronomia Experience with Local Chef, or book a private guide for two hours of hidden corners on the Bologna Private Tour: Authentic Heart & Hidden Gems with a Local — both easy formats when you are traveling alone.

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The region is compact and well connected by train, so you can base yourself in Bologna and reach Ravenna, Modena or Ferrara without a car. City tours here come in small-group and private formats, which means a solo traveler can join a food walk or hire a guide for a couple of hours without paying for a group.