How much do food and wine city tours in Bolzano - Bolzano cost?

Most tours sit in the upper mid-range, with shorter winery tastings costing less than longer street food walks or private experiences. A full-day private South Tyrol wine and food tour is the premium end. Prices vary by duration, group size and whether tastings are included, so check each listing for what is covered.

Which city tours in Bolzano - Bolzano have free cancellation?

Every food and wine experience listed on this page offers free cancellation, including the street food tours, the sommelier-led wine walk and the winery visits in Bolzano and Tramin. That means you can reserve a spot in advance and adjust plans if your travel dates shift, subject to each tour's stated cancellation window.

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Food & wine · Bolzano - Bozen

Food & Wine City Tours in Bolzano - Bolzano

Average rating4.5Median price$130

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About Bolzano - Bozen

Bolzano sits where Alpine air meets Mediterranean vineyards, and its food and wine tours taste that crossroads directly — speck, apples, Lagrein and Gewürztraminer, all within a walkable old town. Start with the Bolzano Street Food Tour®: Explore Alpine Flavors and Local Traditions, or go deeper into the cellar with the Guided Organic Winery Tour with Tasting in Bolzano.

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Bolzano is a genuine crossroads: Alpine cured meats and apples meet South Tyrolean wines like Lagrein and Gewürztraminer, often in the same tasting. Tours here tend to be led by sommeliers or local guides who explain the Austrian-Italian blend behind the food, so you taste the region's history rather than just a menu.