Top Italy Street Food Tours - page 10

Get to know Como through the lens of its local food scene with this unique tour that combines a visit to the local farmers’ market (available on select days) with food tastings in local specialty shops and eateries. Sample local cheeses, charcuterie, pastries, gelato, and even wine as you stroll through the heart of this lakeside town with an insider foodie guide and a group of just eight fellow gastro-travelers.

Finding authentic bites in Rome can be overwhelming amid tourist menus and crowded streets. This small-group guided food walk cuts through the noise, starting at Trionfale Market for tastings of suppli, focaccia, mozzarella, seasonal produce, and local wine. Stroll through Borgo and Prati before finishing at St. Peter's Square, where Bernini’s colonnade frames a memorable finale blending flavor, history, and atmosphere.

Discover the cosmopolitan city of Milan at night on this private, family-friendly tour. Follow your guide through the key landmarks of the city such as Sforza Castle, Piazza Mercanti, the Duomo, and more as your kids engage in fun activities along the way. Learn about the history of the city from your informative guide and even enjoy a delicious slice of pizza and some gelato.

Explore the history-rich streets of Bari with your own group and guide on a private tour of the city. You’ll make your way through the narrow alleys and lanes of the Old Town to visit landmarks such as the Basilica of St. Nicholas and the grand Bari Cathedral. Listen to stories about Puglia as you stroll, and savor samples of the local food around the city including panzerotti and focaccia barese.

Combine two of Rome’s great loves—scooters and food—in a single tour with this Vespa foodie tour through the Eternal City. Hop on the back of an iconic Vespa scooter as your driver zips you through the city to stop at culinary hot spots like the Campo de’ Fiori market, Jewish Ghetto, and Trastevere neighborhood. Sample classic Roman delicacies from fried artichokes and supplì (rice balls) to espresso and gelato.

Make the most of your time in Bari with this walking tour that combines sightseeing with a deep dive into the city’s street-food traditions. Follow your guide through the squares and lanes of Bari Vecchia, stopping to sample a variety of treats from “panzerotti” to “sgagliozze”. Pass through the vibrant Piazza Mercantile and admire highlights like the Basilica of San Nicola and the Cathedral of San Sabino during your gastro-walk.

Experience Bari like a local and stroll in the "via delle Orecchiette" where the sweet old women delight tourists with the preparation of one of the symbols of gastronomic Puglia. Visit the ancient oven located in a 13th-century Byzantine chapel, and taste the best focaccia in the city. Taste iconic local specialties such as freshly baked Focaccia Barese, traditional Panzerotto, artisanal gelato, and, depending on availability, a selection of local cured meats and cheeses or the famous Pasta all'Assassina. Along the way, learn about the city's rich culinary traditions and visit landmarks including the Basilica of Saint Nicholas and the Cathedral of Saint Sabinus. Led by a local guide, this experience combines authentic food, history, and culture, offering the perfect introduction to Bari for food lovers and curious travelers alike.

Explore the hidden side of Rome on a walking tour that blends dark history, ghostly legends, and local flavors. Meet your guide at the Portico d’Ottavia, by the ruins under the sign "Hostaria" in the heart of the Jewish Quarter, where stories of mysticism, Kabbalah, and the legend of the Golem set the tone. Enjoy a stop for authentic Roman pizza before continuing to the Passetto del Biscione, a frescoed corridor once used for escapes and secret encounters, and learn the tale of the city’s “Madonnelle.” Visit Campo de’ Fiori to face the statue of Giordano Bruno, the heretic burned alive, then step inside the baroque church of Santa Maria dell’Orazione e Morte, adorned with skulls and bones. On Via Giulia, hear about Giulia Tofana, the poisoner who created “Aqua Tofana,” and pass through the Arco dei Banchi, a hidden passage linked to Vatican intrigues. Conclude with wine and local sweet biscuits before the chilling story of Mastro Titta at Ponte Sant’Angelo.

Turin is known for being the birthplace of Italy’s “aperitivo” tradition—and with this tour, you can get insider tips about the traditional food, wine, and haunts that locals love, away from the tourist hotspots. To help you truly understand the authentic “aperitivo” culture—food and alcoholic drinks are included along the way, such as wine, vermouth, craft beer, gourmet stuffed potatoes, and a platter of typical produce.

Discover the vibrant Testaccio neighborhood on a small-group food and culture tour led by an expert guide. Savor local specialties at family-owned bakeries, pizzerias, and the bustling Testaccio Market, while exploring landmarks like the Pyramid of Cestia, the Poets' Cemetery, and the historic Monte Testaccio. This tour offers a perfect blend of delicious flavors, hidden history, and authentic Roman charm.

Enjoy a mouthwatering introduction to local flavors on this food walking tour of Como. Get the inside scoop on the town’s foodie scene from a licensed tour guide; sample regional delicacies such as olive oils, local wines, focaccia, meats and cheeses, and finish with a gelato. Your guide also provides information on the local history, culture, and architecture while you walk around.

Every Italian city has its own regional signatures, and Sorrento is no exception. Skip the research and visit a wide range of family-run eateries and artisan food stores with your own personal guide on this culinary journey. Sample gnocchi, local cheeses and cured meats, lemon delights including cream cake and limoncello, and more at relaxed, sit-down tastings. You can ask as many questions as you like: It’s a private tour.

Connect with a local foodie host to explore Verona’s culinary scene on this private and personalized tasting tour. Stop at landmark coffee bars, pastry shops, and traditional osteria eateries to sample 10 different sweet and savory specialties and beverages, including vegetarian options, while chatting about Verona’s authentic cuisine. Admire some of the city’s top sights as you eat your way through the historic center.

Raise a glass during Venice’s treasured cocktail hour on this private food and wine tour that takes you away from the crowds and tourist traps to wine bars where locals go. Sample a classic Aperol spritz and other ‘aperitivos’ paired with Venetian small plates known as ‘cicchetti’ while chatting with a foodie guide. Stroll through the medieval streets of the Cannaregio district to see a different side of Venice.

Rome’s Trastevere neighborhood is home to one of the best dining scenes in the city. This small-group tour takes you through several of the area's best eats. Start at a café with a breakfast cappuccino and nibble your way through to midday, ending with a sit-down lunch. Stroll through the market with your guide to learn about Italy’s tradition of seasonal dining and cap off your tour with a stop at Trastevere's most famous bakery for a sweet treat.

Experience Florence through its culinary roots on a street food tour that blends local flavors with sightseeing of cultural landmarks. Taste traditional Tuscan bites at Mercato Centrale, walk past major sites like the Duomo and Piazza della Signoria, and finish at the historic Piazza Santa Croce. This tour offers a flavorful way to explore Florence’s heritage while sampling some of its best-loved dishes.

Looking for a tasty way to get your bearings in the city of Cefalù for the first time? Let your guide take the reins on this street food tasting tour, and discover hidden gems you’d easily have missed without their help. It’s an easy way to leave the tourist traps in the dust and eat like a true local.

Sicily is famous for its food, but that can make it tricky to know where to start sampling—but this small-group tour makes it simple. From crocché (potato croquettes) to panelle (fried chickpea flour) to arancine (rice croquettes stuffed with meat or butter) and lots more, there’s plenty of local favorites to try that you’d easily miss if you went exploring on your own.

Spend a day with a private guide on your Liguria vacation, and discover the history and must-see sights of Portofino and Santa Margherita Ligure. You’ll stroll around Portofino’s bustling Piazzetta while learning about the exclusive seaside village, then catch a ferry along the coast to Santa Margherita where samples of local focaccia and panoramic vistas await.

Discover Rome’s vibrant street food scene in the charming Trastevere district on this private tour. Taste iconic bites like supplì (fried risotto balls), artisanal ice cream, pasta carbonara, and local cheeses (at an additional cost). As you stroll through Trastevere’s cobbled streets, meet passionate vendors and hear their stories, all while indulging in Rome’s most beloved flavors.

Once a slum area, Rome’s Rione Monti is an atmospheric, fashionable district with cobblestone streets, fabulous boutiques, and, of course, amazing food. Eat (and drink) like a local on this guided sensory journey through Romans’ favorite dishes, combining street food with stops at restaurants and bars. Enjoy wine, pasta, dessert, a classic Italian aperitif, and more, as you get to the heart of one of the city’s hidden gems.

Get more familiar with Rome and its heritage by exploring its food scene on this group tour. Enjoy a combination of sightseeing and food tastings, as your guide leads you through Campo De' Fiori and the Jewish Ghetto. Sample local specialities like supplì, homemade pizza, regional cheeses, and more while learning about the city's culinary history and its impact.

The food here is tradition, family, excellence! How to discover the real food of Parma, not just the most famous products? With a local to guide you through the city centre! In an hour we will immerse ourselves in aromas and colors. I will tell you how typical recipes are born while we walk through the alleys. We will stop in the typical shops and you can choose if and what to taste (food is not included in the price just to allow everyone to pay and try only what you want).

The San Lorenzo Market is a focal point for food culture in Florence. On this small-group tour, you'll be accompanied by a professional chef and learn about the history of the market before going to the kitchens to prepare a 4-course Italian lunch. Sample traditional Italian products and pick up some cooking tips. Then sit down to enjoy your meal with unlimited local wine at the end of the class.