How much do food and wine experiences in Piedmont cost?

Prices vary by format and duration. Museum entries and short guided tastings sit at the more accessible end, while full-day winery experiences with a local winemaker and progressive dinner tours through Turin's historic venues are premium.

Which food and wine experiences in Piedmont have free cancellation?

All 24 experiences listed on this page come with free cancellation, including the Bard Fort entry with lunch, the Casa Martini guided tour, the Barolo and Barbaresco wine experience, and the Lavazza Museum tours in Turin. You can cancel within the window stated on each booking page and get your money back, which makes it easy to plan around.

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Food & wine · Piedmont

Food & Wine Theme Parks in Piedmont

Average rating4.6Median price$80

Top experiences in Piedmont

23 experiencesranked by rating and review volume

About Piedmont

Piedmont is where Italy's food and wine culture runs deepest, from the truffle hills of Alba to Turin's historic cafés and vermouth houses. You can taste your way through it at places like the Casa Martini Guided Tour: Discover History & Taste Products, which pairs a working drinks heritage with a proper tasting, or go deeper into the vineyards with the Barolo & Barbaresco Wine Experience with a Local Winemaker, a full day among the Langhe hills with someone who actually farms them.

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Frequently asked questions

Piedmont's food and wine culture is tied to specific places and producers rather than staged for tourists. Vermouth and coffee heritage lives in Turin, white truffles belong to the Alba hills, and Barolo and Barbaresco come from the Langhe.