Food, Wine & Nightlife in Italy

Taste your way through Florence's local cuisine during this 3-hour small-group food tour. Follow your culinary expert guide to local food purveyors in the streets and alleys of Florence, listening to stories and interesting facts about the city as you stroll. Start your day with an authentic Italian espresso, then stop Central Market of San Lorenzo to walk among the stalls of fresh produce. Taste some local Chianti, Ribollita (Tuscan soup) and fluffy pastries at a Florentine bakery. Finish your tour with a classic gelato. All tastings are included.

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Discover three different Sicilian wineries as you sample tasty regional reds, whites, and ros es. Driving in an air-conditioned car, you'll cruise past picturesque villages, fruit orchards, and lava-made churches as you explore the fascinating region of Etna, known for its volcanic terroirs. Sip samples of the volcano-infused drink in family-run wineries, munching on local gastronomic delicacies, from cheeses to salami.

See the piazzas of central Rome illuminated at night during a 3-hour walking tour of the city's most important squares. Set out on foot before sunset from Piazza del Popolo, passing baroque fountains and statues en route to Campo de' Fiori. You'll stop by Pincio Terrace, Piazza di Trevi, Piazza della Rotonda and Piazza Navona and hear about the city's landmarks from your guide, an expert in art history. Numbers are limited to ensure a small-group experience.

Discover the unique wines of Sicily's Mt Etna DOC with a full-day tasting tour led by a sommelier guide. Visit three wineries on the slopes of the active volcano, where you can admire terraced vineyards and learn about historic and modern production methods. Use your taste buds to truly appreciate Etna's distinctive terroir with samples of several varietals at each stop, and cap off the day with a gourmet lunch in the garden of a family-run estate.

This tour is an easy way to visit the village of Orvieto, which is known as an open-air museum, from Rome. First you'll explore Orvieto with your guide, who will tell you all about its history. Then you'll get the chance to indulge in the local wines at a winery without worrying about getting home safely afterwards. As well as the wine, you'll enjoy some delicious food at a local Umbrian delicatessen.

Hungry for something different? Tantalize your taste buds with a 3.5-hour food and wine walking tour through Rome's Testaccio neighborhood, an authentic working-class area that's known as a foodie haven by locals but off the radar for most tourists. Discover local culture by way of its cuisine as you visit caf es, bakeries, markets and wine bars with a flavor-savvy guide. Savor more than a dozen samples in all, including fresh-roasted espresso, handmade pasta, buffalo mozzarella, regional wines and some of the city's best gelato.

The Italian cities of Pisa and Lucca are widely considered the gems in Tuscany's crown, with rich history and beautiful architecture. On this full-day tour, visit both cities in one day with free time to explore at your leisure, and discover top attractions including the UNESCO-listed Leaning Tower of Pisa. Sample fine Chianti wines at a local winery, and enjoy personal attention from your guide on this small-group tour - limited to eight people.

Sample the best of Sicily's street food during a 3- or 4-hour walking tour of Palermo. This small-group food tour, led by a local expert guide, explores the fascinating culinary world of Sicily's capital. Visit the famous and bustling Vucciria and Mercato di Capo outdoor markets, tasting five different Sicilian treats along the way - including 'panelle' (chickpea fritters) and 'arancine' (deep-fried rice balls). Pass major Palermo monuments during the tour, like the imposing Teatro Massimo, and round out your tour with some local sweet wine and a seasonal dessert. This food walking tour is limited to 12 people, making sure you get a more personal experience.

Get a true taste of one of Italy's culinary capitals with a food and sightseeing tour of Naples. Spend 2.5 hours exploring the city, stopping at the city's main squares and basilicas, as well as at hidden eateries to sample traditional dishes. Learn the history of Naples as you make your way from one mini-feast to the next, dining on everything from zucchini flowers to ragù, baccalà, and Pizza Margherita. Come hungry: the tasting tour is a meal in itself.

Make fresh pasta like a Roman. This is a cooking class that explores traditional recipes with a local chef. Working alongside the chef, you'll prepare pasta dough from scratch, learn classic cuts from tagliolini to tagliatelle, then sit down to a hearty meal of Italian specialties. This private experience includes, along with the cooking class, a five-course lunch or dinner, a welcome glass of Prosecco, and a wine pairing, and it's the perfect introduction to Italy's remarkable food traditions.

Enjoy our 1,30 /2 hours cooking class in the heart of Rome where you will learn how to make Pasta from scratch and our famous Tiramisù from simple and fresh ingredients. You will discover the recipe and the secrets of this popular dishes and you will have the chance to ask questions our local chef expert in the Italian cuisine. Small groups limited to 15 people.

Discover the canalside district of Navigli on a 2.5-hour evening walking tour from Milan. Accompanied by a guide, peruse an eclectic collection of boutiques, bars and restaurants, and then sit down for some traditional Italian cheese, meat, bread and wine in an atmospheric 'enoteca' (wine bar). Conclude the evening with unlimited apertivos in one of the area's most popular bars and receive personalized attention from your guide on this small-group tour, limited to 15 people.

Delight your taste buds with the perfect pairing of cheese and preserves during this half-day cooking class held in the old artisan quarter of Florence. Learn about traditional Tuscan cheese making techniques and taste different varieties, from fresh-made ricotta to aged pecorino. For a sweet accompaniment, learn how to turn fruit and sugar into jams and marmalade, and bottle your own jar to take home. Sip Italian wine during the culinary adventure, and receive a recipe book to re-create the authentic flavors back in your own kitchen.

Learn to cook Tuscan specialties with a cookbook author and food journalist during this half-day class. Start the culinary experience with a market visit at Sant'Ambrogio to pick up fresh produce. During the hands-on class, hear tips and tricks for making handmade pasta. After preparing three courses, enjoy a leisurely lunch including wine.

When you think of Italian food, does a plate of steaming, savory meatballs come to mind? Learn how to make this classic comfort food with a semi-private, hands-on cooking class taught in a kitchen overlooking beautiful Boboli Gardens. With the guidance of a chef, prepare three different authentic meatball recipes and sauces, plus rich and creamy tiramisu for dessert. Sit down to enjoy your homemade meal, accompanied by rustic Chianti wine. Class size is limited to eight for a more personalized experience.

Combine wine and archaeology on this day trip to Pompeii from Naples or the Amalfi Coast. With an archaeological guide, explore the World Heritage-listed ruins of Pompeii, the ancient city covered in volcanic ash from the eruption of Mt Vesuvius. Then enjoy a lunch of fresh regional products and a wine tasting at a nearby vineyard.

Indulge in the most delicious food that Naples has to offer on this tasty 3-hour street food-themed walking tour. With a guide to show you the best of the best, you'll stroll the streets of this colorful city, exploring the street vendors and the food markets. Sip a strong espresso, sample Neapolitan delights like warm 'sfogliatella' (a layered pastry) and learn where to get the best pizza in the city. The tour is limited to 14 people so you'll get personalized attention from the guide.

Learn the secrets behind two of Italy's favorite foods during a half-day cooking class in the beautiful Chianti wine region. Travel from Florence through the Tuscan countryside, and settle in to a well-equipped kitchen with a small group of fellow aspiring chefs and a professional instructor. Learn how to make your own pizza, from dough to fresh toppings, and discover how creamy gelato is created. Enjoy your handmade dises along with a glass of famous Chianti wine as dusk falls across the hillsides of Tuscany.

Go off the beaten tourist trail in Palermo and discover the city's cuisine and wine as you go. With a guide, you'll discover traditional eateries where samples of food and wine await. Sip on prosecco, chow down on Sicilian pastries, and admire several Palermo landmarks including the Church of San Francesco d'Assisi. Numbers are limited to 15 people for a small-group experience.