Tours and Trips in Bologna

Spend a day exploring the traditions of speed and slow food with this 8-hour tour of 2 Ferrari museums and a balsamic vinegar producer's facility from Bologna. Learn about the history of Italian racing at the Ferrari Museum in Modena and the Ferrari Museum in Maranello. Get a guided tour of a house where balsamic vinegar is made. Enjoy a gourmet lunch served with wine.

Combine culinary and car with this action-packed day-long tour of Italy's Emilia-Romagna region. Ride via minivan from the center of Bologna to the production centers of some of the area's most delicious and beloved treats: Parmesan cheese, balsamic vinegar and prosciutto. After sampling some of the edible delights, travel to the Ferrari Museum in Maranello where you can indulge yourself in the history of the prestigious car company and even test drive one (at own expense). Later, tuck into a four-course lunch. This small-group tour is limited to just 19 participants, ensuring extra attention from the guide.

Immerse yourself in the food, wine, and cuisine of Bologna on a full-day food tour from Florence with a local foodie guide. Learn about the history and production of Parmesan, prosciutto, balsamic vinegar, and wine, with tastings at each location. This 12-hour, small-group culinary tour includes round-trip train tickets from Florence, a guided tour of Bologna, four tours and tastings, and a six-course traditional lunch with locally-made wine.

See Bologna's main attractions and vibrant markets during a 2-hour walking tour with a knowledgeable guide. Visit sights like the massive Piazza Maggiore, incomplete Basilica di San Petronio church, famous Neptune Fountain, and the iconic two towers that each lean in a different direction. Learn about Bologna's culinary prowess in a country that is serious about food.

The birthplace of mortadella, tortellini, and Bolognese sauce, Bologna is a city fit for food lovers. On this small-group tour, you'll follow in locals' footsteps when you explore the city's marketplaces, chat to artisan vendors, browse the Quadrilatero district, and learn more from your guide about the city's culinary legacy. As you go, you'll also enjoy samples of local treats, including prosciutto, cheese, espresso, and more.

The association Succede solo a Bologna has conceived a touristic path allows to go to the viewpoint at the base of the Dome of San Luca's Sanctuary.Visitors can admire, at a height of approximately 42 meters: Bolognese Hills, Bologna's city center and much more.

Visit three Bologna churches of your choice on a 3-hour private tour, and learn about the city's ecclesiastical history as you go. The churches that you see are up to you, but popular places of worship to visit include the Abbazia di Santo Stefano, Basilica di San Petronio and the Basilica di San Domenico. With a private guide, you'll discover fun facts about the churches' history, artwork, architecture and more.