Discover the best gourmet food experiences across Italy. From food tours and wine tastings to traditional cooking classes, this section features everything you need to explore Italy’s rich culinary heritage. Whether you’re interested in Parmesan cheese, balsamic vinegar, pasta-making, or fine dining, browse through our articles to plan your next food adventure in Italy.
A three-night stay in Bologna built around the food of Emilia-Romagna — a pasta cooking class, a guided food tour into the Emilian countryside, and time to eat and explore the city at your own pace. This package combines the two main ways to experience the region’s food culture: learning to make it and going […]
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Verona, the Palladian villas of Vicenza, and Lake Garda form a natural triangle in the Veneto and western Lombardy that can be combined into a coherent multi-day itinerary or explored as individual day trips from a single base. Verona is the logical hub — it has the best rail connections, a concentration of monuments, and
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Milan’s food markets are neighbourhood institutions rather than tourist attractions. The covered halls near the Duomo cater largely to visitors; the city’s working markets — Papiniano on Tuesday and Saturday mornings, Garigliano through the week, V Alpini in the Isola district — are where Milanese households actually shop. They carry local produce, seasonal vegetables, cheese,
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Rated 4.9 ★★★★★ — Based on 280 reviews on TripAdvisor · #1 in Bologna · Travellers’ Choice 2025 Guests love our passionate guides, authentic food experiences, generous tastings, and seamless organisation. View on TripAdvisor Half-day tour from Parma — 3 producer visits, 3 tastings, hotel or station pickup — from €165 per adult What This
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The Soleado holiday home is situated on a beautiful hill resort in Pillo, in the municipality of Gambassi Terme. The Pillo village was founded thanks to the Old Via Francigena that crossed it and which even today numerous pilgrims still follow its historic route on foot. It is a pretty village set among the hills of the Chianti region from where you can easily reach the art cities and medieval villages. Therefore, Soleado is located in the heart of Tuscany, a few kilometers from the most important historic-cultural city as Florence, Pisa, Siena and San Gimignano; set among hills and the most important historical tracks, it offers the opportunity to enjoy pleasant days between history and nature at the same time. Soleado is not only that! The enogastronomic experience that awaits you will be unique! You really have to try flavors and smells of the Tuscan tradition through itineraries in old cellars and real winemakers ready to accompany you in this unforgettable experience. Nearby the Villa you can find “Villa Pillo”, a traditional Tuscan Farm located in the heart of the Chianti area. Because of a strong focus on quality in both the vineyard and winery, Villa Pillo is fast becoming a point of reference in the Tuscan wine world. Furthermore, they will be right the owners of the villa that on your arrival will recommend places where you can taste traditional Tuscan food or just where you can buy excellent fresh bread every day. The Soleado holiday home is thus the ideal place to spend your vacation in perfect harmony between relaxation and the desire to discover Tuscany’s artistic, landscape and food and wine attractions.
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I’m a naturalist guide of Marches region since 2009, so I know very well the nature of my region and the best tracks to enjoy the Marches nature. I like very much combinate my hike with wine tasting or historic spots. I speak english and spanish
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