How much do food and wine city tours in Lucca cost?

Prices vary by format and duration. Short winery tastings sit at the more accessible end, while guided culinary walks with a full Tuscan lunch, private sommelier-led vineyard tours and hands-on pasta or tiramisu classes are priced higher. Exact rates are shown on each activity page in your chosen currency, so you can compare before booking.

Which food and wine city tours in Lucca offer free cancellation?

Most experiences on this page include free cancellation, including the Flavours of Lucca morning tour, the Lucca Guided Food Walking Tour with Tastings and the winery tasting at Tenuta Adamo. Look for the free cancellation label on each listing and check the stated deadline, which is usually a set number of hours before the start time.

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Food & wine · Lucca

Lucca Food & Wine City Tours

Average rating4.8Median price$161

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About Lucca

Lucca rewards travellers who explore it on foot, and its food and wine scene is best understood the same way — through its medieval streets, family-run botteghe and the vineyards that begin just beyond the walls. A morning such as the Flavours of Lucca: Morning Tour of Art, History & Culinary Delights pairs the city's Roman and medieval layers with tastings, while the Private Wine Tour on Lucca's Magical Hills with Tuscany's Best Sommelier takes you out to the Colline Lucchesi for a more focused look at local Sangiovese, Vermentino and olive oil.

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Lucca is compact and flat, so tastings happen within a walkable medieval centre rather than across long drives. Its own Colline Lucchesi DOC produces wines and olive oil you rarely find outside the area, and many tours combine a guided walk through the walls and piazzas with stops for buccellato, tortelli or a cellar visit just outside the city.