How do I choose between experiences in Brescia?

Start with what you want from the day. Food lovers gravitate to hands-on pasta and cooking classes in local homes, while wine fans can pick between a Franciacorta cellar tour with lunch and a family winery tasting near Sirmione.

Do I need to speak Italian to join tours and classes in Brescia?

No. The most-booked experiences in Brescia are run in English, including the walking tours, pasta-making classes and winery visits around Franciacorta and Lugana. Hosts are used to international guests and explain techniques, local grape varieties and Brescia's history as they go.

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Things to do in Brescia

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About Brescia

Brescia rewards travellers who look past the Lombard lakes, pairing Roman ruins and a UNESCO-listed monastic complex with a food and wine scene that runs from Franciacorta bubbles to family kitchens. Get your bearings on a Brescia Walking Tour with a Drink, then roll fresh pasta by hand at an Italian Pasta Cooking Class: Learn Fresh Pasta Making at Elena's Home.

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Brescia's most popular experiences, especially cooking classes and Franciacorta or Lugana wine tastings, fill up quickly on weekends and through spring and autumn, when the weather suits both city walks and vineyard visits. Booking a week or two ahead is sensible for those.