How much do food and wine shows and entertainment in Umbria cost?

Most experiences here sit in the upper mid-range, with shorter cellar tastings costing less than full-day formats that include meals, market tours or transport. Longer experiences such as farm-to-table days with lunch are priced at a premium. Exact prices are shown per experience and per date, in your chosen currency.

Which food and wine experiences in Umbria have free cancellation?

Every experience listed on this page includes free cancellation, including the market tours and Cesarina dining experiences in Perugia, Foligno and Spoleto, the family winery tastings, the Orvieto tufa cellar visit and the Bevagna e-bike farm-to-table day. Check the individual listing for the cancellation deadline that applies to your booking.

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Food & wine · Umbria

Umbria Food & Wine Shows and Entertainment

Average rating4.9Median price$116

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About Umbria

Umbria's food and wine scene is built around small tables, family cellars and hill towns where the producer is often the person pouring your glass. You can spend a morning at the Perugia Market Tour & Authentic Dining Experience at a Cesarina's Home, then follow it with a cellar visit at a working estate such as the Winery Tour & Wine Tasting at a Family Estate, where the tasting is led by the people who make the wine.

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Frequently asked questions

Umbria's food and wine culture is small-scale and producer-led. Tastings usually happen at family estates or in historic cellars, and dining experiences take place in local homes rather than restaurants. Expect regional wines such as Sagrantino and Orvieto, plus cheeses, charcuterie and olive oil from the same hills you are sitting in.