How do I choose between Sanremo's top experiences?

If you love hands-on cooking, pick a pasta or tiramisu class—options range from sea-view sessions to intimate home dining. For foodies wanting to explore the old town, the street food tour is ideal. Wine enthusiasts should head to Dolceacqua for Rossese tasting. Prefer adventure? The Vespa tour covers the Riviera in half a day.

Are Sanremo activities suitable for beginners or solo travelers?

Yes, most experiences welcome all skill levels. Cooking classes are guided by local hosts, making them perfect for beginners. Food tours and wine tastings are social and great for solo travelers to meet others. Private dining and Vespa tours can be tailored to your pace. Check each activity's details for specific requirements.

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Things to do in Sanremo

Average rating4.8Median price$184

Sanremo is the Italian Riviera's most glamorous resort town, where Belle Époque architecture meets a laid-back Mediterranean vibe. Beyond the casino and flower market, the real magic lies in its culinary and coastal experiences—like the Pasta & Basta: Cooking Class with Sea View and Tasting or the Sanremo Food Tour: Authentic Ligurian Street Food & Medieval Old Town, both perfect ways to taste the city's soul.

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Pasta & Basta: Cooking Class with Sea View and Tasting

Rating 4.9, 104 reviewsCity tourDuration 2 h 30 min

Frequently asked questions

Book early for summer (June–September) when demand peaks, especially for popular cooking classes and Vespa tours. For a quieter experience, consider spring (April–May) or autumn (September–October) when the weather is mild and availability is better. Most experiences offer free cancellation, so you can reserve in advance with flexibility.