A classic Bologna wine walking tour is the perfect way to slow down and sip your way through the city like a local.
Bologna does wine in a wonderfully unpretentious way—think lively osterie and cozy enoteche where the focus is on
good bottles, good conversation, and that warm, buzzing atmosphere that makes you want to stay for “just one more
glass.” As you stroll between stops, you’ll get the regional wines explained in plain English (no sommelier jargon)
: what makes Lambrusco such a local favorite, why Pignoletto is a go-to aperitivo pour, and where Sangiovese fits
when you want something deeper. The pace stays relaxed—with time for photo breaks and little historic-center
moments—plus you’ll leave with practical tips on where to drink and eat next, so the rest of your Bologna trip
tastes even better.
A 3-hour Bologna food tour is the sweet spot because it’s long enough to taste the city
properly—without turning your whole day into one long meal. Bologna’s specialties aren’t
generic “Italian food”; they’re proudly local, rooted in centuries of craft, and honestly
hard to replicate anywhere else. In just a few hours, you can soak up the atmosphere of the
historic center, slip into several fantastic spots, and try a cross-section of flavors that
shows why Bologna’s food culture is so big and so strong. And with a local food-nerd leading the way,
you skip the guesswork—no scrolling reviews, no wondering what’s authentic, no over-ordering—just a smart,
delicious route with the right bites in the right order.
Food stories + local recommendations
Market atmosphere
Great for foodies and groups
Want the full story?
What makes Bologna food unique, what happens on a food tour, and why guided beats DIY.
Tours run September 1 – April 30. Send your preferred date and group size.
2) Get confirmation
We’ll confirm availability and share the meeting point in central Bologna.
3) Enjoy Bologna
Small groups, great stops, and local stories—at your pace.
Frequently asked
Where do we meet?
Meeting point is shared after booking (usually central Bologna and easy to reach).
What languages are available?
English, Icelandic, and Italian.
Are tastings included?
The Wine Walking Tour includes 4 different wines. The Bologna Food & Market Tour includes food tastings. Additional drinks are paid at venues unless agreed in advance.
Is this suitable for families?
Yes—private tours can be tailored for families. (Wine-focused tours are best for adults.)
Availability: September–April
Availability: September–April