BOLOGNA · ITALY
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The 10 most popular tour reviews in Bologna. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Guided walk through Bologna’s highlights, including San Petronio, Asinelli Tower, Neptune’s Fountain, and Quadrilatero Market for $26.
“Leonardo had the right mixture of food and history. Very engaging and friendly.”
Bologna’s best market corners and food counters in one 3.5-hour tour: scratch pasta, balsamic aging, Parmigiano tips, wine, and more.
“Host was warm, welcoming, and knowledgable. We tasted all the major dishes of Bologna and toured the market area. Everyone in our group was quite satisfied.”
Bologna factory tours for Parmigiano, prosciutto and Modena balsamic, with transfers and a wine-matched family-style lunch.
“Well worth the price! Great food and wine! Very informative and great tour guides! Well organized and easy to work with! Would highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys food, wine and being entertained! A great full day activity!”
Bologna on foot in 3 hours: tigella, mortadella and cheeses, wine, balsamic lessons, homemade pasta, and top gelato to the Two Towers.
“Eugene was fantastic , and very good explaining everything with a passion”
Bologna food tour with breakfast, homemade pasta, aperitivo in the Quadrilatero, lunch, Modena balsamic tasting, and gelato.
“Plenty of yummy food, a charming guide in Mattia, lots of interesting information about the food culture of Bologna. We visited a cafe that roasts their own coffee, we saw pasta being handmade, we visited a salumeria that I wish I could take home to my neighborhood, we had aperitif in a 15th century osteria,…”
A 3-hour Bologna food walk with a local: Neptune fountain start, snack and flatbread, osteria tastings, homemade pasta, and gelato.
“Our guide, Steffi was so kind and full of fascinating information. We were taken to delightful and authentic food shops and restaurants and sampled a wonderful array of local food and drink. I would highly recommend this tour and rate Steffi highly as a guide. Thank you”
Hop on an open-top bus in Bologna from Neptune fountain, then taste local food at a historic market with an audio guide.
“Liked the friendly staff and the route taken by the bus to see the sights .”
Bologna small-group food tour with pasta, wine, tigelle, mortadella, cotoletta, gelato, and espresso, plus a local guide.
“What a great experience in Bologna. The food was delicious! Would definitely recommend 10/10. Will be back!”
Bologna cooking class for Tagliatelle with homemade ragù, local spritz, wine, and gelato in a small group. Recipes included.
“Very fun! Met awesome people.. would definitely recommend to anyone who is interested in learning to cook bolognese”
Bologna home pasta class with Mercato di Mezzo stop, hands-on tagliatelle and tortelloni, lunch with wine, in a small group.
“One of our favorite things we did on our two week trip to Bologna! Grazia was so kind and welcoming, we learned so much from her (about pasta and the history of Italy), and of course the food was amazing!! Definitely a must do activity if you really want to immerse yourself in the Italian…”
