Top Italy Street Food Tours - page 8

Trastevere is one of the most charming neighborhoods in Rome, known for its excellent dining scene, but it can be difficult to identify the best spots. Avoid tourist traps and discover the best street food while taking in the area’s sights on this guided walking tour. Stroll through the charming squares and side streets, stopping to sample cheeses and cold cuts, pizza, suppli (deep-fried rice balls), and other local delicacies from landmark delis, bakeries, and pizzerias.

Avoid the tourist traps and embark on a culinary journey through some of Rome’s most scenic neighborhoods on this small-group food tasting tour. Browse the produce stalls at Campo de' Fiori, walk through the old Jewish Ghetto, and discover hidden corners as you make your way to the Pantheon. Enjoy a plethora of street food specialties that Romans have been eating for centuries and learn about culinary traditions from your guide.

Join us for an exclusive food tour in the heart of Florence’s vibrant San Lorenzo neighborhood. Escape the tourist crowds and immerse yourself in the authentic culinary treasures of this historic area. Discover the lively San Lorenzo area, indulge in hand-made pasta, and enjoy a curated selection of the finest local cheeses, cold cuts, and wines expertly paired to enhance your experience. Throughout this immersive journey, you’ll not only savor some of Florence’s most iconic dishes but also learn about the city’s rich cultural and culinary heritage from our expert guide. This experience goes beyond just tasting; you’ll gain insights into the flavors, history, and culture that make Florence a culinary capital. Our tour also includes a Secret Dish, adding a fun, surprise element to your day!

Experience the charm of sunset at sea on a 2.5-hour tour. Daily departures from the Trapezoidal Pier (Marina Yachting): 14:30 in winter and 18:30 in summer (times vary according to the sun). The Experience: We will sail to the Queen's Cave with relaxing music. Once anchored, you will enjoy an authentic Sicilian aperitif prepared by the captain: sfincione, arancine, panelle, croquettes and espresso cannoli. Includes Aperol Spritz (adults), Coke (children) and unlimited water. Vegan/GF options on request (24h notice). Included services: Snorkeling with underwater scooters, masks and noodles. Extra menu with wine, beer and prosecco available on board. Comfort and Safety: We will sail on Lady Grace (vintage, max 8 people) or Baloo (modern, max 18 people). The captain will choose the ideal boat for your relaxation. Guaranteed departure with 3 - 4 participants. Stops vary depending on the weather for maximum safety.

Explore Venice's food scene without feeling overwhelmed, and knowing which restaurants to prioritize, on this group street-food tour. Enjoy a combination of trying regional flavors and taking in the city's sights, as your guide leads you to foodie hotspots and eateries. Enjoy sampling local specialities, including bite-sized cicchetti, regional cheeses, traditional cakes, and buranelli biscuits.

Italy may be most famous for its wines, but dedicated beer lovers know that Rome is a hub for craft beer. Head out in search of the tastiest brews during this private, personalized walking tour, finding more locations than you’d be able to on your own. First, visit the oldest brewery in the capital, near Piazza Venezia, then head across the Tiber River to trendy Trastevere for more beer samples and snacks.

During this tasty street food tour of Bolzano, you’ll get behind-the-scenes access to the quaint alpine town’s most delectable treats during the merriest time of the year. Capped in a small group for personalized attention, you’ll discover local Christmas traditions and munch on food samples you won’t find anywhere else. Visit the town’s oldest bakery and discover hidden landmarks along the way, savoring seasonal tastings while you stroll between stops.

Get to know Syracuse through its food, on a tasting tour through Ortygia. With a local as your guide, you’ll walk amid the monuments of the old town, stopping to visit the beloved Ortigia market, and tasting authentic Sicilian fare along the way. Nice touch: Numbers are capped at just 12 people per group, for a more intimate and sociable experience.

Eat your way around Rome’s picturesque historic center during this informative, small-group food tour. Visit iconic locations like the bustling marketplaces of Campo de’ Fiori and the ancient ruins of Largo di Torre Argentina as you sample local delicacies like artisanal cheeses, creamy gelato, pasta, and battered cod from small, family-owned businesses.

Discover hidden corners of Venice that are off the usual tourist trail and hear fascinating stories about the city’s history with this private guided tour. To help you make the most of your time and explore more sights in less time, the trip also includes a private water taxi trip. Travel along the Grand Canal, see beautiful architecture, and also enjoy a break for snacks and wine along the way.

Experience the vibrant heart of Naples’ historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage site, as you wander through its lively piazzas, stunning churches, and bustling streets. From the spiritual calm of Santa Chiara and the grandeur of Piazza del Gesù, to the narrow, energetic lanes of Spaccanapoli and the artisan workshops of Via San Gregorio Armeno, every step tells a story. You’ll also visit the Duomo of Naples and the Chapel of the Treasure of San Gennaro, where centuries of faith and local tradition come vividly to life—all brought to life by the insight and expertise of your private guide. What truly sets this tour apart is its personalized approach. As a private experience, it can be tailored to your interests and pace—whether you want to focus on history, culture, religious heritage, or hidden gems—ensuring a deep, immersive journey through Naples that goes far beyond typical sightseeing. With your guide’s full attention, you’ll experience the city in a way few visitors ever do.

Naples is known as a city for foodies—especially pizza lovers—and with this tour, you can sample some of the city’s essential bites while gaining valuable insights into local food culture. As well as trying pizza margherita, the tour introduces you to authentic buffalo mozzarella, fried pizza, pasta fritters, and sumptuous desserts too.

With its foot traffic, miniature alleys, and busy street life, Naples’ historic center can be a challenge to navigate. With this tour, let a guide take you to the district’s attractions—from Piazza Dante to Piazza del Plebiscito—while saving you the hassle of figuring out where to go and how to get there. Plus, your guide offers sfogliatella—queen of Neapolitan pastries—and pizza ‘a portafoglio,’ an unsliced eight-inch mini-pie.

Venice's food culture and architectural history are deeply connected—but a standard sightseeing tour covers the landmarks without the food, and a standard food tour covers the tastings without the context. This small-group walking tour combines both, with stops at the Rialto Market, Grand Canal, and Basilica dei Frari alongside cicchetti (fried snacks), regional cheeses, buranelli cookies, and traditional Venetian pastries.

Our itinerary will allow you to discover all the aspects of the local food and wine culture, in a journey through history, taste and traditions: from granita, to arancino, to Sant'Agata's olives, to seltz and lemon. Catania street food and Sicilian cuisine are a mix of different flavors and influences. The tour will take you to the heart of the Pescheria historical market, a stone's throw from Piazza Duomo, among thousands of colors and voices. Here sounds, scents, flavors tell the story of this land, in the middle of the Mediterranean. An exciting and surprising story to be savored!

Sample authentic Roman delicacies without straying far from the city’s top sights with this food tour that takes you to the top eateries around the Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, and Campo de’ Fiori. Begin with a walk through one of Rome’s most historic markets to sample seasonal and artisan specialties before relaxing over a traditional lunch. End with stops to sample tiramisù, gelato, and espresso, sightseeing along the way.

Immerse yourself in the eternity of Rome with a guided tour in Premium E-Bike. Easily zip through majestic monuments and the most enchanting squares. Cover more ground with zero effort, gui dato by a Destination Expert who will reveal unique and secret stories of the Eternal City. The Secret of Testaccio : Tasting in the Archaeological Cave The tour culminates with a sensory surprise in the heart of the Testaccio district. You will cross the threshold of Europe's first Urban Refinement Cave, an ancient vault carved into Monte Testaccio (or Monte dei Cocci), the epicenter of Roman trade. Exclusive Tasting: Regenerate with the excellence of Lazio in an exclusive tasting that blends history and authentic flavors: * 4 varieties of cave-aged cheeses. * 4 types of local cold cuts. * Wine of Lazio expertly paired. * Crunchy Scrocchiarella Pizza. An experience that combines historical exploration by E-Bike with authentic Roman food and wine.

Discover the charms of life on the Italian coast with a small-group food tour of downtown Civitavecchia. Meet your guide at the pier and then enjoy a lively walking tour full of funny stories and local secrets. Stop along the way to meet local fisherman, bakers, and wine merchants as you sample cured meats, locally made cheeses, olives, pizza, rice balls, and more. Stop to learn about and taste local wines and finish your progressive lunch with some gelato.

Bologna is famous for its cuisine, but it takes a local to know where to sample and purchase the top specialties in the city. With this small-group tour, explore the top food markets, specialty shops, and artisan producers in the historic center and learn about Bologna’s rich culinary culture. Stop to sample traditional cheeses, cold cuts, and other delicacies (own expense), plus note your favorite shops to circle back to on your own.

Swap tourist traps for authentic local eateries by going on this small-group guided street food tour. Find out about small bars and foodie spots that locals love, with plenty of delicious tastings along the way. Highlights include an exploration of the Rialto food market, and a chance to try local specialties—including cheese, cold cuts, fish, and alcoholic drinks.

Sample supplì (fried rice balls), Roman pizza, prosciutto, local cheeses, and organic gelato across two neighborhoods—adding up to a full meal—without the guesswork of finding the right street food stops independently. This small-group tour covers Campo de' Fiori and the Jewish Ghetto with a guide, with enough tastings across the stops to cover lunch or dinner.

Taste your way through Venice on a food and wine tour focused on local flavors and hidden gems you won't find in guidebooks. Start at the bustling Rialto Market, then visit authentic bacari to sample traditional cicchetti and regional wines. Along the way, your guide shares stories of Venetian food culture and tips on where locals really eat and drink.

As one of the most storied cities in Italy, Naples is home to delicious street food and offbeat sights that aren't always apparent to independent travelers. On this small-group walking tour, visit top attractions and hidden gems in the historic center, including Pietrasanta, Via San Gregorio Armeno, and more, plus sample local pizza, mozzarella, pastries, and limoncello along the way.

The city of Naples represents a perfect combination of historical, artistic, natural and folk beauties in direct contradiction to the poverty that pervaded the city after the war. The city is rich in artistic and cultural heritage inherited from different dominations after the fall of the Roman Empire. The historic center is one of the largest historical centers in the world protected by UNESCO and includes more than 500 churches, as well as underground tunnels. You will walk the streets of Spaccanapoli, Via Tribunali and San Giorgio Armeno, full of craft shops and churches and visit the "Duomo di San Gennaro". Reach the monumental area with a walk along Via Toledo, famous for its huge amount of fashionable shops and visit the Galleria Umberto I, built at the end of the 19th century. Stop in Piazza del Plebiscito, where you will find the Royal Palace of Naples and the Basilica of San Francesco di Paola. You will have the opportunity to take numerous pictures during the breaks!