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

Prices vary depending on the type of experience. A winery tour with tasting typically offers great value, while a private street food walking tour is a more premium option. Most tours include tastings and expert guidance, so you're paying for both the experience and the local knowledge.

Which food & wine city tours in Bolzano - Bolzano have free cancellation?

All food & wine city tours in Bolzano - Bolzano offer free cancellation, giving you flexibility when planning your trip. Whether you book a street food tour or a winery visit, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. This makes it easy to adjust your plans if your itinerary changes.

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Food & Wine Experiences · Bolzano - Bozen

Food & Wine City Tours in Bolzano - Bolzano

Average rating4.6Median price$129

Bolzano - Bolzano is where Alpine and Mediterranean cultures meet, and that blend shows up on every plate and in every glass. Join a Bolzano Street Food Tour®: Explore Alpine Flavors and Local Traditions to taste your way through the city's markets and taverns, or head to the vineyards for a Guided Organic Winery Tour with Tasting in Bolzano and sample the region's signature wines straight from the source.

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Bolzano Street Food Tour®: Explore Alpine Flavors and Local Traditions

Rating 4.9, 63 reviewsCity tourDuration 3 h

Frequently asked questions

Bolzano - Bolzano sits at the crossroads of Italian and Austrian cultures, creating a distinctive culinary identity. You'll find Alpine ingredients like speck and canederli alongside Mediterranean staples like olive oil and wine. The region is also famous for its aromatic white wines, especially Gewürztraminer and Lagrein, which you can taste at.