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244 Tours Reviewed
Gelato secrets, taught at home. This Bologna class is interesting because you learn the method from Alessandro, not just how to eat it. I like that you get hands-on practice with real base ingredients, and I like the focus on…
A home kitchen in Bologna beats a cookie-cutter class. I like that this one is private, taught in local hands, not in a busy commercial room. You get hands-on practice plus a full meal at the table right after. You’ll…
Italian supercars in one day. That’s the idea here. I like this tour because it cuts the headache: round-trip private transport from Bologna or Modena, plus the ticket and timing work handled for you. You get three serious stops in…
Bologna looks better from a bike seat. In about two hours, you cruise by major sights with English commentary and a guide who turns quick stops into real context. I like that it’s built for seeing a lot without making…
Bologna can be intimidating. Then you get flour on your hands. This tagliatelle al ragù class is built for real comfort: you’ll cook in a warm local home, not a showroom kitchen. I love the hands-on flow (you shape the…
A hillside winery just outside Bologna. This Colli Bolognesi tasting tour mixes vineyard scenery with the practical work of making wine. You’ll stroll through vineyards, then step into barrel-and-oak cask areas and the cellars where the aromas tell the story…
A private dinner in Bologna is different. This Cesarine experience is hosted in a real local home, where you cook and eat as part of a small group. You get a show-cooking vibe, but it is not just watching: the…
Bologna clicks faster when a local walks with you. This private, personalized stroll is built around your interests and personality, so you spend less time hunting for what matters and more time seeing the city the way people who live…
One short drive gets you out of the city mood fast. This boutique winery visit mixes a guided vinyard walk with a hands-on wine tasting of four countryside selections, plus hearty local pairings like mortadella and Parmigiano Reggiano. I especially…
This is an Emilia-Romagna bite-by-bite day. What makes it special is the focus on real production—you walk through working plants for Parmigiano, prosciutto, balsamic vinegar, and wine, then eat and drink enough to erase any need for dinner. I especially…
Bologna rewards slow steps and sharp facts. This 2.5-hour small-group walk (max 8 people) strings together the city’s biggest sights with an expert local guide who explains what you’re actually looking at, from the porticoes to the medieval skyline. I…
Bologna looks different on two wheels. This 2.5-hour guided bike tour takes you through the city centre in a way that’s fast, low-stress, and surprisingly story-rich, mixing towers, churches, and porticoes with real details about how the city worked. You…
Bologna’s student past is easy to spot here. The Archiginnasio is one of those places where the building itself tells the story: a palace tied to the city’s academic power, now home to Bologna’s main library, and centered on the…
Bologna lets you eat with your hands. In this small-group class, Daniele works with you in his pasta lab to make tortellini and tagliatelle all from scratch, using ingredients you can recognize and recreate later. I like that it’s hands-on…
Ferrari, Maserati, Lamborghini, in one day. That’s what makes this tour such a fun way to see Emilia Romagna’s Motor Valley. I like the tight flow of museum stops + factory assembly-line access, and I also like that the day…
