How much do food and drink tours in Marsala cost?

Prices vary by format and duration. Shorter guided tastings of around an hour sit at the budget end, while longer winery visits with food pairings and evening cellar tours are mid-range to upper mid-range. Because every listing shows live availability and free cancellation, you can compare options directly on each experience page.

Which food and drink tours in Marsala offer free cancellation?

All 13 experiences listed on this page include free cancellation, so you can reserve ahead and adjust plans if your itinerary changes. This applies across the range, from the Florio Winery Tour with Food-Paired Wine Tastings to the Pellegrino Cellars guided tasting and the night cellar tour.

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History & culture · Marsala

Marsala History & Culture Food & Drink Tours

Average rating4.9Median price$58

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About Marsala

Marsala's story is written in its cellars: Phoenician port, Punic stronghold, and the city where Garibaldi's Thousand landed in 1860, all layered around a wine trade that made its name famous worldwide. A guided visit here is as much a history lesson as a tasting, whether you're descending into the historic cellars of the Exclusive Night Tour: Historic Sicilian Cellar, Wine Tasting & Local Flavors or walking the vineyards and baglio of Marsala: Baglio Oro - Winery, Vineyard Visit & Wine Tasting with Sicilian Food.

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Marsala's wine cellars are historic buildings in their own right, often part of old baglios and family estates tied to the city's Phoenician, Punic and Risorgimento past. A guided tour here combines architecture, local winemaking tradition and Sicilian food, so you learn how the city's identity was shaped by the Marsala wine trade rather than just.