BOLOGNA · ITALY
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The 8 most popular small group tours in Bologna. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Bologna in a small group with real-market stops: coffee, salumi and cheese, handmade pasta, and gelato plus local wine, in English.
“This was a wonderful experience. We got to walk through Bologna and learn about not only the city, but different foods. And we had lovely stops along the way with wonderful coffee, lunch, and gelato! We had a great time.”
Learn fresh pasta dough and classic tiramisù in Bologna with a Prosecco welcome and wine with your shared lunch.
“Very fun and delicious experience! Luca was a fantastic teacher, and he made for an enjoyable time! Highly recommended.”
A small-group Bologna cooking class in a home kitchen where you make fresh pasta and tiramisù, with Prosecco to start.
“We had the pleasure to be hosted by Maurizio at his home. We had a spectacular time. He was super friendly and knowledgeable. It was one of the best experiences. The food was delicious. We had a BLAST making it and the host was the cherry on top. Highly highly highly recommend this experience. If…”
Small-group Bologna food tour near Piazza del Nettuno with 3 tastings, balsamic vinegar, tigella, tortellini, and gelato. Great value.
“A great experience the only point we would say as it was a Sunday and the traditional pasta making venue was closed we were taken to a fast food pasta store aka McDonalds pasta and it lost the authentic pasta making we were hoping for, the rest was great 👍🍷”
Make Bologna-style tortellini in a small home class with an aperitivo, hands-on shaping practice, then eat your pasta with wine and tiramisù.
“If you like eating Italian food and want to learn how to cook some from a very experienced, personable Bologna cook in a gorgeous home then Roberta is your teacher.”
See Bologna’s Archiginnasio and the Anatomical Theatre on a small-group guided tour, with a clear English guide and skip-the-line entry.
“The two of us had a private tour with Michaela, a very pleasant guide with interesting information! I recommend this tour!”
Tour a real prosciutto factory near Bologna, then enjoy a shared lunch tasting with wine pairings in a small group.
“This tour was amazing. Alessandro the tour guide was super energetic, engaging, funny, informative, and kept the tour moving along. The “tasting” afterwords consisted of about 10 different family style dishes to share- including multiple typRead more”
In 1 hour in Bologna, you’ll see the Archiginnasio Palace and its Anatomical Theatre plus the Biblioteca’s historic rooms with a small group.
“This is a short tour- only an hour- but full of content about this fabulous building with a brilliant and knowledgable tour guide.”
