How much do food and drink tours in Piedmont cost?

Piedmont tours span a wide range. Short cellar visits and vineyard tastings sit at the budget end, city food walks and chocolate tours fall in the mid-range, and full-day sommelier-led Barolo and Barbaresco excursions are the premium option. Prices are shown on each listing in your chosen currency, so you can compare directly before booking.

Which food and drink tours in Piedmont have free cancellation?

Every experience listed on this page includes free cancellation, so you can reserve a spot and adjust plans if your trip changes. That covers the Turin chocolate and street food tours, the Langhe and Monferrato vineyard visits, and the full-day Barolo and Barbaresco tour with a sommelier.

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Food & wine · Piedmont

Piedmont Food & Wine Tours

Average rating4.5Median price$72

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About Piedmont

Piedmont is where Italy's most serious eating and drinking happens, from the truffle woods of the Langhe to Turin's historic chocolate houses and vermouth bars. You can spend a morning in a hilltop cellar and an afternoon grazing a city market, and the region rewards both. Start with the Turin Chocolate & Sweets Tour: Semi-Private 'La Dolce Vita' with Local Foodie for the city's confectionery side, or head into the vineyards with the Langhe & Monferrato: Vineyard Tour and Wine Tasting for the landscapes behind Barolo and Barbaresco.

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Piedmont pairs serious wine pedigree with a deep food culture. The Langhe and Monferrato hills produce Barolo, Barbaresco and Barbera, while Turin adds chocolate, gianduja, vermouth and a huge open market at Porta Palazzo. Tours here tend to be led by sommeliers, chefs and local foodies rather than general guides, so tastings come with real.