How much do food and drink tours in Verona cost?

Most art and culture workshops here sit in the mid-range bracket: expect to pay for a hands-on session with materials, an instructor and often a tasting included, rather than for a simple walking tour. Longer formats and cellar-based workshops tend to sit at the upper end of that band, while shorter one-hour sessions are the lighter option.

Which food and drink tours in Verona have free cancellation?

Every art and culture food and drink experience currently listed for Verona offers free cancellation, so you can reserve a place in a small workshop and adjust your plans if your travel dates shift. Check the individual activity page for the exact cancellation window before you book.

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Art & Culture Food & Drink Tours in Verona

Average rating4.0Median price$68

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Verona rewards travellers who want to make something with their hands, not just look at it. The city's artisan workshops and old stone cellars host small-group sessions where craft and local wine sit side by side, such as the Wine and Pottery Workshop in Verona: Craft Your Art Piece, which pairs wheel work with a tasting, or the Pottery & Wine Workshop in a Roman Cellar near Ponte Pietra, Verona, set in a genuinely historic space. For a quieter, more specialised angle, the Art Restoration Workshop in Verona with Expert: A Unique Hands-On Experience lets you work alongside a restorer on real

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These sessions are participatory rather than observational. You shape clay, blow or form glass beads, restore a surface, or paint en plein air, usually in a small group led by a working artisan. Several combine the craft with a wine tasting, so the cultural context of the Veneto comes through in the glass as well as the studio.