How much do food and drink tours in Siena cost?

Siena's food and drink experiences sit mostly in the upper mid-range, reflecting small groups, historic venues and hands-on cooking. Shorter tastings and workshops cost less, while full-day excursions with lunch and wine tasting or long cooking classes with local hosts sit at the premium end. Prices are shown in your chosen currency on each listing.

Which food and drink tours in Siena have free cancellation?

Almost every experience on this page offers free cancellation, including the Siena Historical Palace Cooking Class, the Underground Wine Tasting, the Italian Opera Concert and the full-day Tuscany trips. Check the individual listing for the exact cancellation deadline before you book, as terms can vary by activity.

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History & culture · Siena

Siena History & Culture Food & Drink Tours

Average rating4.6Median price$101

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About Siena

Siena rewards travellers who slow down: a medieval shell of brick and stone where food, wine and craft still carry centuries of tradition. Taste that history directly in the Siena Underground Wine Tasting: A Unique Medieval Cave Experience, or roll fresh pasta inside a noble residence during the Siena Historical Palace Cooking Class: Fresh Pasta & Tuscan Flavors.

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Siena's food and drink traditions are inseparable from its medieval identity. Experiences here tend to happen in historic settings — a noble palace, an underground cave carved from tufa, a working metalworker's studio — so you learn about the city's past through the dishes, wines and crafts that shaped it, rather than from a textbook.