How much do food and drink tours in Apulia cost?

Most first-timer options sit in the mid-range, with cooking classes, street food walks and tastings priced similarly to one another. Shorter formats such as a rickshaw tour with a tasting or a two-hour pasta class tend to be the lighter option, while longer classes that include a full meal and wine are positioned a little higher.

Which food and drink tours in Apulia offer free cancellation?

Free cancellation is standard across the food and drink experiences listed here, including the pasta and tiramisu classes in Bari, the street food tour with a local, and the Apulian cooking class in Polignano a Mare. That means you can reserve a place on a popular class early and still adjust your plans if your first-timer itinerary changes.

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First-timers · Apulia

First-Timer Food & Drink Tours in Apulia

Average rating4.5Median price$79

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About Apulia

Apulia's food is the reason many visitors fall for the region: orecchiette shaped by hand, olive oil pressed from ancient groves, and Salento wines poured generously at the table. For a first visit, a hands-on class or a guided tasting is the easiest way to understand what you're eating and where it comes from. Two strong starting points are the Bari: The Ultimate Street Food Tour with a Local, which walks you through the city's snack culture, and the Authentic Cooking Class in Lecce: Handmade Pasta and Salento Wine, where you make pasta yourself before sitting down to eat it.

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A guided food experience gives you context you would otherwise miss: how orecchiette are shaped, which local wines pair with which dishes, and what a proper Puglian street snack looks like. Short formats of two to three hours fit easily into a first itinerary, and many combine a walk through a town with tastings, so you see a place and taste it at.