How much do food and drink tours in Verona cost?

Prices vary by experience type and duration. Most tours are mid-range, offering great value for the quality and depth of experience. You can find shorter tastings that fit a tight schedule, or splurge on a private dining experience for a more premium, personalized evening. Check each listing for exact pricing.

Which food and drink tours in Verona have free cancellation?

All featured tours on this page offer free cancellation, giving you flexibility when planning your trip. This means you can book with confidence and adjust your plans if needed, up to the cancellation deadline specified in each tour's policy.

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First-Timer Food & Drink Tours in Verona

Average rating4.7Median price$81

Verona is a city that seduces the senses, where Roman ruins and Shakespearean lore meet a vibrant culinary scene. For first-time visitors, a food and drink tour is the perfect way to dive into local flavors while uncovering hidden corners. Try a hands-on Verona: Award-Winning Chef Pasta, Tiramisu & Gelato Class to master Italian classics, or sip Valpolicella wines near Juliet's House on a Wine Tasting near Juliet's House & Arena with Valpolicella Wines for a taste of romance and terroir.

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Verona: Award-Winning Chef Pasta, Tiramisu & Gelato Class

Rating 4.9, 67 reviewsFood & drinkDuration 2 h 30 min

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Verona's compact historic center is perfect for exploring on foot, and food tours combine tastings with stories of the city's Roman and medieval past. You'll visit local favorites, learn about regional specialties like Amarone wine and olive oil, and get insider tips—all while feeling like a local, not just a tourist.