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Embark on a 6-day Italian culinary adventure. Explore Rome’s trattorias, Tuscany’s vineyards, and Bologna’s pasta with tours and experiences on Tripadvisor.
Italy is a paradise for food lovers. From Rome’s traditional trattorias to the vineyards of Tuscany and the pasta capital of Bologna, this 6-day culinary tour invites you to savor the best of Italy’s food, wine, and culture. All tours and activities can be easily booked through Tripadvisor.
Day 1: Arrival in Rome – A Taste of the Eternal City
Start your Italian culinary adventure in Rome, where ancient history meets delicious food.
What to Do:
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Indulge in a Roman food tour: taste supplì, cacio e pepe, and authentic Roman pizza
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Stroll through Trastevere for charming alleys and trattorias
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Enjoy gelato at the iconic Giolitti near the Pantheon
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Stay at: Hotel Artemide or The St. Regis Rome
Day 2: Roman Markets & Wine Tasting
Explore Rome’s food markets before embarking on a wine-tasting adventure.
Top Experiences:
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Visit the Campo de’ Fiori Market for fresh local produce
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Join a wine and cheese tasting tour to discover Italy’s best pairings
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Take a cooking class to learn how to make classic Roman dishes
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Stay in Rome for a second night
Day 3: Travel to Tuscany – Vineyards & Olive Oils
Take a scenic train ride or drive through the rolling hills of Tuscany, known for its world-class vineyards and olive groves.
Top Tuscany Experiences:
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Visit Chianti and taste Tuscan wines and extra virgin olive oil
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Take a cooking class and prepare traditional pasta dishes
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Explore the medieval towns of San Gimignano and Siena
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Stay at: Castello di Casole or Villa le Barone
Day 4: Full Day in Tuscany – Wine and Food Pairing
Dive deeper into Tuscany’s food culture with a full day of wine and food pairing tours.
Activities to Enjoy:
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Wine tasting at Montalcino vineyards (famous for Brunello di Montalcino)
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Visit a cheese farm and enjoy a pecorino cheese tasting
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Explore Pienza and learn about traditional Tuscan pecorino production
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Overnight in Tuscany
Day 5: Travel to Bologna – The Heart of Italian Pasta
Next stop: Bologna, Italy’s culinary capital and the birthplace of famous dishes like tagliatelle al ragù (Bolognese sauce).
Top Activities:
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Join a Bologna food tour and taste fresh tortellini, mortadella, and bolognese pasta
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Explore Mercato di Mezzo for local delicacies
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Visit FICO Eataly World, the world’s largest food park
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Stay at: Hotel Corona d'Oro or Grand Hotel Majestic
Day 6: Pasta Making Class & Departure
End your Italian culinary tour with a hands-on pasta making class.
What You’ll Do:
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Learn how to make fresh pasta with a local chef
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Enjoy your own creations paired with Bologna’s finest wines
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Head to Bologna’s train station for your departure
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What’s Included in Most Italy Culinary Tours?
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Food and wine tastings
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Cooking classes with expert chefs
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Local tours and market visits
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Accommodation (varies by package)
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Guided tours to major food and wine regions
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Travel Tips for Italy Culinary Tours
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When to visit: Spring (April–June) and Fall (September–October) for ideal weather and harvest seasons
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What to pack: Comfortable walking shoes, casual attire for cooking classes, a camera for food shots
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Local customs: Italians enjoy long, leisurely meals—don’t rush!
Final Thoughts
Italy is the ultimate destination for food lovers, and this 6-day culinary tour will immerse you in the heart of the country’s finest food traditions. From Rome’s trattorias to Tuscany’s vineyards and Bologna’s legendary pasta, you’ll experience Italy like never before—thanks to easy bookings via Tripadvisor.
Ready to taste your way through Italy?
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