Food Tours, Cooking Classes and Wine Tastings in Italy
Three cities, 98 experiences, 159,158 reviews. Rome sells walking, Florence sells wine, Naples sells pizza, and the median prices are 82, 110 and 42 euros.
Italy is the largest catalogue on this site and the least interchangeable. Three cities, four hours apart by train, selling three genuinely different products: Rome sells a walk through a neighbourhood, Florence sells a day in the countryside with wine at the end of it, and Naples sells a two hour lesson in dough. Book the wrong one and you will still eat well. You will just not have done the thing that city does best.
The three also price differently by a factor of nearly three, and the reason is not quality. It is what is inside the ticket.
Choose a destination in Italy
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Florence
Chianti wine days, Tuscan cooking classes and the Florentine street food nobody sells. 33 experiences from 24 EUR, and what the city itself is worth eating.
33 experiences in 2 destinations -
Rome
Trastevere, the Jewish Ghetto and Testaccio: 34 Rome food experiences from 29 EUR. Four pasta dishes, the fifth quarter, and which neighbourhood to book.
33 experiences in 2 destinations -
Naples
Pizza classes and street food walks in Naples from 24 EUR. The city that invented the pizza, the fried food of the old town, and the shortest, cheapest tours…
32 experiences in 2 destinations
Food Tours Experiences in Italy
Your Own Pizza, Your Own Toppings, Then Tiramisù
Two and a half hours near Piazza Navona: stretch and top your own pizza, layer a tiramisù, then eat both as dinner with wine and a limoncello or coffee. €46.
Zucchini Flowers, and Gelato Where Caesar Was Killed
Two and a half hours from Giordano Bruno's statue through the Passetto del Biscione to Largo Argentina, eating what Roman office workers eat. €47.
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