Italy · FOOD & DRINK
The 15 best food & drink experiences you can book today, with the price, the running time and who each one suits. Number one is first for a reason — start there and work down.
Half-day Chianti wineries tour from Florence with two cantinas, guided tastings of 3-4 wines each, plus local cheese and olive oil.
“Great tour, fun guide and organized well, wineries visited were great!”
Small-group Chianti tasting from Florence: 2 wineries, 6 wine tastings, olive oil and bites, scenic coach ride, English.
“The guides were fun and the staff of the wineries were knowledgeable and welcoming! It was a great experience!”
Rome to Tuscany day trip with Montepulciano and Pienza. 3-course farm lunch, Brunello tastings, and an air-conditioned coach.
“The lunch was mediocre at best. 5 measly sips of wine. Probably one glass of wine total. They really needed to have some bottles in the tables. The drive itself was nice and the tour guide was great.”
Rome Twilight Trastevere Food Tour with VIP tastings, Roman wine cellar history, supplì, porchetta, and real gelato learning, in English.
“Miri was wonderful, she took us to 6 awesome places! Amazing area that we would probably not find on our own.”
Off-road 4WD Tuscan wine safaris from Florence with expert tastings, olive oil, and a hearty meal in Chianti or Val d’Orcia.
“The tour was a lot of fun, Aldo was very knowledgeable about the area, wine, olive oil and the wineries we visited. Each winery was unique and both wine & olive oil, and lunch was delicious. I would highly recommend this tour!”
Florence sunset food and wine walk with Prosecco toast, wine-window tastings, Negroni lesson, and artisan gelato in 3.5 hours.
“DIMITRI was a wonderful guide, enjoy every minute of the tour. The food, the wine the information. Perfect”
11-hour coach day trip from Florence to San Gimignano, Monteriggioni, Chianti and Siena, with lunch, wine tasting, and optional Duomo entry.
“Great experience with an opportunity to see a lot! My only recommendation would be that if you have the cathedral guided tour, have it start when you arrive in Sienna so you have a little bit more free time.”
Naples street food walking tour from Piazza Bellini with pizza, pasta, pastries, mozzarella, spritz, limoncello and gelato in 2.5 hours.
“Alberto is an excellent guide, very funny with a lot of knowledge. Perfect toure.”
Guided Mount Etna day trip from Catania with hotel pickup, crater walk, lava cave, cantucci and zibibbo, plus sunset option.
“We had a really nice trip with a great guide. The tour was perfectly planned and we had some really nice views.”
A small-group 4.5-hour Chianti Classico wine and olive oil tour from Florence, with two winery visits, tastings, and Tuscan snacks.
“This was a great tour. Jonathan was an excellent guide. Very informative and kept us entertained”
2.5-hour Roman street-food walk choosing Trastevere or the Jewish Quarter, with 5 tastings plus beer and wine samples.
“It was great trying food we would not normally try, but the highlight was walking through the different neighborhoods and learning about them. The tour was a bit difficult for our son who has peanut, tree nut, and sesame allergies, but Marco went out of his way to find safe things for our son to enjoy to ensure he felt included. Thank you, Marco!”
Full-day Cinque Terre trip from Florence with trains and optional boat ride, optional street food lunch in Monterosso, guided day flow.
“The organization and logistics are complicated but brilliantly executed in our case. If you are lucky, you’ll get a guide like John and a bus driver like Mario? Both exceptional professionals. At first stop I could”not hear the instructions, and asked John to repeat them at the next stop which he did from then on. Using his white board which we could photo helped immensely. The company needs to provide portable microphones for the guides, they are not expensive. This is essentially a “guided transportation tour”, not a guided tour. Do not expect any background or history about the stops. Expect crowds of tourists, gobs of restaurants and souvenirs shops,…”
Small-group Prati Rome food tour with wine and Barolo, 20+ tastings, pasta and gelato, ends near Ottaviano metro.
“This tour was AMAZING! We were outside the touristy areas of Rome and were able to eat like locals. The food did not disappoint. Our guide Vincenzo, was, hands down, the best guide we had during our entire tour of Italy.”
Florence to Siena, San Gimignano, and Monteriggioni in one day with Chianti tasting and estate snacks, led by Ciaoflorence guides.
“Nice day trip from Florence to Siena, San Gimignano and Monteriggioni. The bus was comfortable and the guide was knowledgeable of the areas. The weather was foggy so it made for some nice pictures. I recommend this tour seeing these beautiful cites and culture in Italy.”
Taste Venice like a local on a 3-hour small-group food walk with coffee, cicchetti, cured meats, fish dishes, and artisan gelato.
“Anna was very hospitable. She provided the history for all the dishes savoury or sweet. I definitely recommend taking his tour in case you are in Venice”
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