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Ravenna Mosaic Tour: UNESCO Monuments with Expert Guide★ 4.84 (2,005) · 2h–3h
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Bologna: Parmigiano Reggiano & Balsamic Factory Tours with Lunch★ 4.96 (1,298) · 9h
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Bologna Food & Market Tour: Tastings, Pasta & Wine★ 4.95 (1,704) · 2h–3h 30m
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Bologna: Food Tour with Pasta, Wine & Gelato Tastings★ 4.90 (1,144) · 3h€ 84View ›
Bologna Pasta Cooking Class: Hand-Rolled Tagliatelle & Ragù★ 4.97 (1,084) · 3h€ 74View ›
Bologna pasta and tiramisu cooking class with wine★ 4.95 (967) · 3h€ 59View ›
Bologna: Food Tour with 20+ Tastings & Market Walk★ 4.98 (918) · 4h 30m€ 110View ›
Bologna Walking Tour: City Center, Markets & Basilica★ 4.52 (832) · 2h€ 28View ›
Bologna Food Tour: Tagliatelle, Mortadella & Local Expert Guide★ 4.84 (734) · 3h 30m€ 60View ›
Parma: Parmigiano Reggiano & Parma Ham Food Tour with Tastings★ 4.87 (670) · 4h–5h€ 135View ›Top rated (10)
Food tour Parma: 10 tastings with a local guideYou’ll wander Parma’s old town with a local guide who knows every food stop worth your time—think prosciutto tastings, fresh pasta shops, crumbly Parmigiano Reggiano with real balsamic vinegar, pastries you’ll want to pocket for later, and creamy gelato to finish. Expect laughter, small surprises, and a taste of real Parmesan life along the way.
Modena: Cavedoni Balsamic Vinegar Tour & TastingYou walk through vineyards and a working acetaia dating to 1860, then taste eight balsamic vinegars ranging from five to over one hundred years old, paired with local cheeses, cured meats, and Lambrusco wine made on-site. The owner leads the tour in English or Italian and stays with you through the tasting. You'll need to arrange a taxi from Modena (45 minutes) or Bologna (70 minutes), or book one from the nearby Vignola train station in advance.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand balsamic vinegar beyond the bottle — the owner walks you through seven generations of family history and the actual process, which turns a tasting into something closer to a masterclass. The remote location (45 minutes from Modena by taxi) is what keeps it small and unhurried.
Bolognese Cooking Class in Bologna: Make Pasta & DessertA traditional Bolognese cooking class held at an organic farm 15 km outside Bologna, where you prepare handmade pasta and a seasonal dessert with a qualified chef, then sit down to eat the dishes you made. The class runs from 2:30 pm to around 7:30 pm with pickup and return transport from the city center included; children are welcome from age 10.Is it for me?The guide teaches in English or Italian, so you'll follow comfortably in whichever language you speak; this works well for anyone who wants to learn the technique hands-on rather than watch a chef demonstrate it.
Bologna: Home Pasta Cooking Class with Lunch at Grace’sYou’ll knead dough by hand in a real Bolognese kitchen, learn to shape fresh pasta with guidance from Grazia herself, and share a homemade lunch around her table. Expect laughter over lopsided tortelloni, stories about Bologna’s food traditions, and maybe a friendly dog napping nearby — the kind of day that lingers long after you leave.
Parma: Cheese Factory Bike Tour & Tasting with LunchYou’ll pedal quiet roads outside Parma with a local guide, see how Parmigiano Reggiano is made up close, and taste cheese so fresh it melts on your tongue. Afterward, relax over lunch with regional meats and wine in a cozy spot downtown. Expect friendly faces, honest flavors, and maybe a story or two you’ll want to remember later.
Bologna: Food Market Tour with 6 Tastings & Local WineYou'll taste six regional specialties — mortadella, prosciutto, aged balsamic, handmade pasta, Parmigiano Reggiano and local wine — at family-run shops and the oldest osteria in the world. The guide arranges everything and times the stops around what's actually available that day, so you walk through the Quadrilatero market and past San Petronio without managing logistics yourself. Book ahead if you have dietary restrictions, and plan to spend a few hours on your feet.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat your way through Bologna's real food culture without arranging the shops, the timing, or the introductions yourself — the private format and flexible schedule are what make it possible to linger and actually talk to the people who make the food.
Bologna & Modena: Food Valley Tour with Factory Tastings & Winery LunchYou’ll taste real Parmigiano Reggiano straight from the source near Modena, sample aged balsamic vinegar in an old acetaia cellar, sip Lambrusco at a family winery, and sit down for a long Modenese lunch with handmade pasta and local wine—all with pickup from Bologna. Expect laughter, new flavors, and stories you’ll remember long after you’re home.
Bologna Food Tour: Pasta, Parmigiano & Wine TastingYou taste your way through Bologna's medieval center with a local guide, stopping at ten spots—delis, markets, bakeries, trattorias—for aged cheese, cured meats, fresh pasta, and wine. Morning tours include a pasta-making class where you fold your own tortellino; afternoon tours end at a 600-year-old tavern. The whole thing takes three hours and includes entry, tastings, and the stories behind each stop.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat your way through Bologna's real food scene without spending the morning researching which deli to visit or which trattoria has the authentic ragù—the guide knows where to go and what to order, and the three-hour pace means you taste widely without overdoing it.
Modena: Traditional Balsamic Vinegar Tasting & Family LunchYou get a guided tour of a working acetaia with barrels dating back to 1905, an explanation of Traditional Balsamic Vinegar production from the family who makes it, and a full lunch pairing the vinegar with Parmigiano Reggiano, cured meats, risotto, and house amari. Shuttle service from Bologna is available on request.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to understand how Traditional Balsamic Vinegar is actually made and used, without the formality of a large group tour — you're eating lunch with the family who produces it, which is what makes the tasting make sense.
Parma: Parmesan Cheese & Ham Tour with Tastings & LunchYou’ll follow local guides through working Parmigiano Reggiano and Parma ham factories near Parma, tasting each product fresh from its source. Enjoy lunch at a family trattoria (with wine) and sample aged balsamic vinegar in an ancient acetaia. Expect warm hosts, honest flavors, and moments you’ll remember long after you’ve left Italy.
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Bologna: Self-Guided Walking Tour with Audio & Local StoriesYou’ll stroll beneath Bologna’s famous porticoes with your own audio and text guide (just bring your smartphone), hear quirky legends in Piazza Maggiore, peek inside historic spots like San Petronio Basilica and the Anatomical Theatre, and maybe even get sidetracked by local snacks or laughter along the way. This tour lets you move at your own rhythm—and feel part of real city life for a day.
Modena: Pavarotti Museum Entry Ticket & Audioguide AccessYou’ll step into Pavarotti’s own Modena home with an official entry ticket and audioguide included. Wander past his costumes and awards, listen to stories in each room, and feel the warmth of his world—plus free parking makes arrival easy. You might find yourself lingering longer than planned.
Cremona: Torrazzo Tower Climb & Baptistery Entry TicketYou’ll climb Cremona’s Torrazzo tower—the highest medieval masonry tower in Europe—pausing for breath (and curiosity) in its Vertical Museum rooms before soaking up city views from above. Then wander through the Baptistery’s cool halls to find ancient sculptures and quiet corners that linger in your memory long after you leave.
Dante's Ravenna: Self-Guided Audio Tour with MosaicsDante's Ravenna is a self-guided audio tour through Ravenna, Italy, that takes you from the Mausoleum of Galla Placidia through the Basilica of San Vitale, Piazza del Popolo, the Baptistry of the Arians, the Basilica of Sant'Apollinare Nuova, and finally to Dante's tomb. You download the VoiceMap app, follow the audio narration and maps offline, and choose which sites to enter and how long to linger at each stop. The tour runs 45 minutes to 1.5 hours depending on how many interiors you visit and how much time you spend with the mosaics.Is it for me?Wander through five centuries of empires—Roman, Gothic, Byzantine, Venetian, and Renaissance—at your own pace, lingering over the mosaics that stop you and skipping what doesn't.
Lamborghini Museum Bologna: Supercar Collection & 60 Years HistoryYou enter the Lamborghini Museum on your own schedule—no timed slot, no rush—and walk through six decades of supercars from the Miura to today's hybrid Countach. The collection includes the Huracán, Aventador, and rare models like the Centenario and Veneno. The museum is five kilometers from Bologna's center and reachable by public transport, making it an easy half-day or full-afternoon detour.Is it for me?Right for anyone in Bologna with a few hours free and an interest in automotive history or engineering—the flexible entry means you fit the museum into your schedule, not the other way around.
Lambrusco tasting tour in Modena: Cleto Chiarli wineryA guided tour of Tenuta Cialdini, the Chiarli family winery in Modena's Castelvero hills, takes you through the vineyards and production facilities, then sits you down to taste four wines from the Cleto Chiarli line with local cheese, cured meat and balsamic vinegar. The visit runs about 90 minutes and includes a guide in English or Italian. The estate has operated for over 140 years and sits on more than 50 hectares of Lambrusco Grasparossa vineyards.Is it for me?The estate sits outside Castelvetro di Modena, a few kilometers from the village, so if you're staying in Modena city or don't have a car, you'll need to arrange transport there and back—but that also means the tour itself is self-contained and you don't have to navigate between stops or time your own day around opening hours.
Parma: Guided City Walk Unfiltered & Local Stories SharedYou’ll wander Parma’s lively streets with a local guide who shares honest stories (and maybe laughs at your Italian). Expect sensory moments: cathedral marble glowing at sunrise, prosciutto scents drifting from doorways, and spontaneous Verdi tunes. Includes earphones for bigger groups — plus those little cultural surprises you’ll remember long after the walk.
Ferrari Museum Maranello: Champion Cars & Hall of VictoriesThe Ferrari Museum in Maranello is a single-location tour through permanent and temporary exhibitions of the brand's road and track history, from foundational Sport Prototypes and rare Gran Turismo models to hypercars and limited-edition benchmarks that shaped modern automotive design. Entry includes access to the Hall of Champions, the Formula 1 history section, and all current exhibitions. Entry is permitted at any time during opening hours; the indicated duration is not binding.Is it for me?An hour is enough to walk the permanent galleries and the Hall of Victories without rushing, which leaves the rest of your afternoon free for the town or nearby attractions. If you want a deeper dive into Ferrari's racing legacy or the temporary exhibitions, you can stay longer—entry time is flexible.
Modena: Enzo Ferrari Museum Entry TicketYou get self-guided access to the Enzo Ferrari Museum's exhibitions across its futuristic main hall, moving through Ferrari's history and the brand's Modena origins at your own pace. Entry is flexible during opening hours, the building is wheelchair accessible, and strollers are welcome. No guide, no group, no fixed timing — just you and the cars.Is it for me?Right for anyone visiting Modena who wants to explore Ferrari's history without a guide or group — the self-guided format and flexible entry time mean you fit the museum into your day, not the other way around.
Wine tasting in Bologna: 3 regional wines with local foodA 45-minute wine tasting in Bologna where you taste three regional wines—Pignoletto Fermo, Sangiovese in Purezza, and Sangiovese Appassimento—paired with local artisanal foods including mortadella, aged Parmigiano Reggiano, and balsamic vinegar. A sommelier guides you through an interactive digital game that connects what you taste to what you're learning, making the tasting both educational and hands-on rather than a passive sit-down.Is it for me?Book this if you have 45 minutes free in Bologna and want to actually understand what you're tasting instead of just nodding along—the digital game and the sommelier's guidance turn the tasting into something you can follow and remember, not a performance you sit through.
