Top Italy Dessert Tours

Learn to cook authentic Italian recipes firsthand with this interactive, hands-on cooking class in Florence, set in a traditional restaurant a few minutes from the Duomo. Your professional chef guide will teach you how to make fresh pasta, ravioli, and tiramisu from scratch, sharing the rich cultural stories behind each dish. Enjoy a full meal with accompanying wine and take home recipe packs to recreate the experience at home.

Be ready to live a multisensory experience in the city center of Messina with an exclusive Sicilian street food tasting. Accompanied by your food expert tour guide, while visiting the best attractions of the city center, like the Cathedral and the Church of Catalans, you will enjoy the flavors, the smells, and the delicacies of the typical Sicilian food and sweets: arancini, focaccia, cannoli, granite are the best products you will have the opportunity to taste in the best local street food restaurants,pastry shops and bars. Food has always represented friendship, sharing, and lifestyle: when you come to Sicily, forget the diet and enjoy a delicious relationship with the territory! What about a Sicilian street food tasting accompanied by a local craft beer? Any Sicilian meal or snack is not complete without being served with excellent local beer, such as Birra dello Stretto. Let your senses decide and savor an authentic food experience!

what distinguishes this tour is the attention to detail and the care of the customer. We will immerse you in the ancient world of eternal Pompeii admiring its ruins. Relax in a vineyard on Mount Vesuvius, enjoy lunch and enjoy the wine tasting that the volcano has to offer.

Learn to make pizza and tiramisu in a fun, family-friendly cooking class near the Colosseum. With a local chef, kids safely knead dough and assemble dessert using child-friendly tools, while adults enjoy wine or Prosecco and children sip soft drinks. Sit down together to enjoy your homemade lunch in a cozy Roman kitchen and create lasting family memories.

Sample food from spots that locals love, and few tourists know about, on this small-group food tour. Head off the tourist trail to visit eateries in Campo de Fiori, the Jewish Ghetto, and Trastevere—including hidden locations you'd otherwise miss out on. As you explore, learn how food plays a part in Roman culture, and enjoy sampling food and wine at various vendors in the city.

With so many spread-out sights, Rome can become a tiring place when you’re sightseeing. This golf cart tour cuts out both the fatigue and the heavier traffic, efficiently shuttling you around the key sights of Rome like the Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, and the Pantheon, with a sweet treat at the end—a gelato.

Forget the typical tourist crowds and explore the vibrant Trastevere and Jewish Ghetto neighborhoods with this small-group foodie tour. Indulge in authentic Roman street food, from the Jewish artichoke (or zucchini flower) to “suppli,” Roman-style pizza, cannoli, and gelato, while uncovering the stories behind these local treats. Discover how true Romans live and eat, hear stories of local traditions, and avoid tourist traps.

Begin with an exterior visit to the Cathedral of Reggio Emilia, known for its elegant neoclassical façade. Then walk to Piazza San Prospero for the first food stop at Panificio Melli, where you’ll taste gnocco al forno and focaccia allo stracchino. Continue with an exterior visit to the Basilica of San Prospero, dedicated to the city’s patron saint and famous for the six marble lions at its entrance. Next, stop at a traditional tavern to share a platter of local cold cuts. Afterward, stroll through Piazza Fontanesi and pass by the Museo del Tricolore (outside), where the Italian flag was first adopted in 1797. Walk through Piazza del Monte and near the Teatro Municipale Valli, one of the city’s most important cultural landmarks. End the tour at a historic gelateria on Via Guido da Castello, where you’ll enjoy three flavors of homemade gelato.

Rome's trendy Monti district is known for its pizza scene, but only insiders know the top spots for slices in the neighborhood. Skip hours of research and sample different pizza styles, freshly baked from small vendors just steps from the Colosseum, on this guided pizza tour. Join a small group of fellow pizza lovers and overcome the language barrier with help ordering from your guide, plus orient yourself in the Eternal City's bustling center with ease as someone else leads the way.

Discover Milan after dark on an experience that goes beyond a classic walking tour. As the sun sets and the city lights up, you’ll explore its most iconic landmarks while living authentic Milanese nightlife. Begin in the vibrant Naviglio Grande district with the traditional Aperitivo, sipping a Spritz by the canals where locals gather at sunset. Then hop aboard a historic tram, a unique highlight that truly sets this tour apart, and ride through the city to the illuminated Castello Sforzesco. Stroll through charming Brera and enjoy a premium Italian Tagliere with local wine before reaching La Scala, the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, and the breathtaking Duomo glowing under the night sky. End on a sweet note with homemade Tiramisù or artisanal Gelato: the perfect finale to an unforgettable Milanese evening.

The Palermo Sweet Tour is a unique experience that combines taste, history and culture. Among the most characteristic alleys of the city, you will discover the ancient shops and the secrets of the sweets symbol of Sicilian tradition, from Arab origins to conventual recipes handed down over the centuries. The first stop is the Monastery of Santa Caterina, where the nuns secretly prepared refined desserts such as cannoli, baked cassata and Genoese, to be enjoyed among cloisters scented with almonds and sugar while the guides tell legends and curiosities. The second stage leads through the lively alleys of Ballarò to the Caramellificio Terranova, a historic artisan workshop famous for its carob candies, still produced today with traditional methods. Here you will witness the processing and participate in a sweet tasting of carob and citrus candies. A sensory journey for true lovers of the Sicilian dolce vita.

Go deep into two of Italy's most famous exports—pizza and gelato—during this hands-on cooking class near Piazza Navona in Rome. This interactive experience takes you step-by-step through the process of each dish—from creamy gelato flavors like Italian chocolate and vanilla to shaping and topping your own pizza. As you cook, ask your instructor questions and receive plenty of authentic tips and tricks.

Rome’s Trastevere district, as well as the nearby Jewish Ghetto neighborhood, are home to a wide variety of culinary delights for food lovers to discover. On this private guided tour, head across the Tiber River for a taste of Italian cuisine, sampling deep-fried ‘suppli’ rice balls, authentic Italian pizza, and some traditional Roman desserts.

The Turin chocolate tour is a fascinating experience for chocolate lovers and anyone interested in the history and culture of chocolate in Italy. Turin, the capital of Italian chocolate, offers several opportunities to explore this culinary delight. Discover a historic chocolate shop that has a long tradition of producing high-quality artisanal chocolate. Taste a variety of pralines and chocolates that represent the excellence of Turin chocolate and stimulate your artistic streak by producing your own creations! Visit the chocolate factory and immerse yourself in the secrets of the master chocolatiers!

Take a Rome hop-on hop-off tour by open-top bus, and spend time city sightseeing as you travel past attractions such as the Colosseum and Vatican City. Relax aboard the double-decker Rome tour bus, listen to the audio commentary, and hop on and off at any of the stops. Select a sightseeing ticket that’s valid for the same day, 24, 48, or 72 hours, or two panoramic night tours.

As one of Florence's top attractions, the Accademia Gallery draws huge crowds of people wanting to see Michelangelo's "David" sculpture. This skip-the-line tour helps you get inside the museum fast, so you can spend less time waiting and more time admiring world-class artwork. Plus, you can upgrade to include a walking tour after your museum visit for more context.

Take a sweet break from sightseeing and indulge your love of gelato with a short class at an academy devoted to the delicious frozen treat in Florence. Join a small group of no more than six fellow enthusiasts at a family-owned company known for its artisanal products, and learn how to craft the perfect gelato. Then, make your own flavor and discover how to scoop gelato like a pro.

Discover Palermo at sunset on an evening tour that takes you into the beating heart of the city. As the lights come on and the markets come alive with voices and scents, savor local delicacies like arancine and cannoli. Accompanied by an expert Guide, you will explore the historic districts and architectural wonders, immersing yourself in Sicilian culture. This tour is perfect for those who love food and culture, offering an authentic experience off the tourist trail. - Evening guided walk in the historic center of Palermo - Tasting of typical street food such as panelle, arancine and more - Discovery of historic markets and hidden corners rich in history - Suitable for all ages, with relaxed pace and expert Guide

Skip the long general admission lines at Florence’s Accademia Gallery by prebooking this Accademia Gallery Admission Ticket with timed entry. This admission ticket is easy to pick up from near the entrance, where a host greets you and assists you as needed. Get special timed entry into the museum and explore the works of Michelangelo, Botticelli, and other impressive artists at your own pace.

Indulge in some of Italy's most famous culinary treats on this small-group desserts tour of the Eternal City. While most food tours focus on mostly savory snacks, this option ensures your sweet tooth is completely satisfied. Learn the secrets of artisan coffee-roasting at legendary Roman cafes Tazza d’Oro and Saint’Eustachio, before sampling world-class gelato and tiramisu. Group size is limited to a small group for a much more personal and local experience, and can be accommodated for caffeine-, alcohol-, and gluten-free foodies.

Make the most of your time in Florence with this tour that covers multiple attractions. Save hours waiting to see Michelangelo’s "David" with convenient timed entry to the Accademia Gallery. Then, follow your guide around the city's historic center, as you take in the cultural and architectural highlights. Customize your experience and opt to upgrade to a guided tour of the Uffizi Gallery instead of the walking tour.

Experience Milan from a unique perspective with this coffee-focused walking tour in the heart of the city. Perfect for coffee lovers, food enthusiasts, and curious travelers, this tour combines coffee tastings, history, and culture in one unforgettable experience. Meet your local expert in Milan’s historic center and begin your journey into the world of Italian coffee. This coffee tour in Milan is a perfect blend of tradition and innovation, ideal for first-time visitors and returning travelers alike who want to discover Milan through taste, aroma, and storytelling.

The tour offers a complete Naples experience, combining history, art, passion, local culture and spectacular views. We will explore the city together walking for about 4.5 hours in the monumental area, among the most iconic and interesting places, with a stop in a historic bar to taste a traditional Neapolitan dessert. • Expert Guide : professional guide for the walk and bus ride, to explore the city and discover its history • Visits to iconic places: from the Maschio Angioino to the Spanish Quarters, passing through the Teatro San Carlo and Piazza del Plebiscito • Traditional dessert included : a delicious break in a historic bar to enjoy a typical dessert