How much do food and drink tours in Milan cost?

Prices vary by format and duration. Short drinking-scene walks around the Galleria sit at the budget end, while three-hour food tours with wine tasting and hands-on cooking classes in a local home fall into the upper mid-range. A full-day excursion into the Alps is the most premium option. All listings show live pricing in your chosen currency.

Which food and drink tours in Milan have free cancellation?

Every experience featured on this page offers free cancellation, so you can reserve ahead and adjust plans if your Milan itinerary changes. This applies to the Navigli food tour, the history and street food walks with wine tasting, the Milanese home cooking class and the pasta and tiramisu class with Cesarine.

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History & culture · Milan

Milan History & Culture Food & Drink Tours

Average rating4.4Median price$91

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Milan rewards travellers who explore its history through its table — from Roman foundations beneath the Navigli canals to aperitivo rituals born in the city's historic cafés. A guided walk such as the Milan: Hidden Navigli Food Tour - History & Art with a Local pairs canal-side architecture with regional specialities, while the Milan: History & Street Food Tour with Wine Tasting links the city's monuments to the dishes and wines that grew up around them.

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In Milan, food and history are inseparable: a good tour explains why risotto is saffron-gold, how the Navigli canals once carried goods into the city, and how historic cafés shaped aperitivo culture. Look for guides who connect landmarks such as the Duomo, Galleria and Castello Sforzesco to the dishes and wines you taste along the way.