VERONA
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The 13 food tours worth your time in Verona - what each one costs, how long it runs, and who to book it through.
Verona’s 3.5-hour food and wine walking tour with funicular views, DOC tastings, Amarone, Juliet photos, lunch, and gelato.
Most Popular“Great walking and food/wine tour! Sarah was wonderful and very knowledgeable! A must do Verona tour!”
Verona all-in-one food and wine walking tour with espresso breakfast, Amarone risotto lunch, wine tastings, and gelato.
“Fabulous tour by Anna. She gave us a wonderful food tour plus history of the amazing city. She also gave us tips on where to eat for our stay.”
Taste Verona’s classics and Valpolicella wines on a 3-hour walking tour from Porta Borsari, with espresso, meatballs, and wine.
“Stefano was excellent! If you are lucky enough to get him for your tour, you will be very happy! Knowledgable, pleasant, friendly, good humor, all the above!!!! Excellent GUIDE!!!”
A 2-hour Verona food and wine walk with 9 tastings, local history stops, and two glasses of iconic wine near the Arena.
Verona’s full-meal wine walking tour strings together local bites at five stops, with 3 drinks and a small-group feel in 3 hours.
“Martina was our host on the tour, and beforehand we had very clear instruction on our meeting point.”
Verona in 2 hours through cured meats, olive oil bruschetta, Valpolicella and Soave. Small-group guided food walk with sweets.
“Terrific venue”
1.5-hour Verona food tour with olive oil, pizza-style street bites, chocolates, and Risino, plus UNESCO historic-center sightseeing.
A private Verona food-and-culture walk with 10 tastings, local stories, and classic bites near Castel San Pietro, Synagogue sights, and Juliet’s balcony.
“Incredible variety of stops with great food and awesome history. One of the best tours and guides we have ever had!”
Visit Cantina Buglioni’s organic vineyards, dry grapes for Amarone, then enjoy a 5-course Valpolicella meal paired with wine.
“Very interesting visit to the vineyard and wine cellars with a passionate explanation by Fabio.”
Taste six Valpolicella wines at Azienda Vinicola Farina, from vineyard to grape-drying loft and cellar aging, paired with local cheese.
“Amazing experience, amazing wines. Our guide felt like a part of our group and was so friendly and knowledgeable.”
Winemaker-led Valpolicella tour from Verona with Amarone tasting, Ripasso and Recioto, plus a light regional lunch and round-trip transport.
“Private bus from town. Very punctual. Brief wander through the vines with the lady owner/winemaker. She was very knowledgeable and pleasant. Then back to the villa for wine tasting and a charcuterie board in the beautiful setting under the old arches decorated with chandeliers.”
Drive through Valpolicella’s hills for a cheese-and-salami factory visit and a winery stop with Amarone and Ripasso tastings.
“My wife and I just finished the Romeo & Juliet Valpolicella Wine & Cheese tour with 3 other couples. Our tour guide was VIRIGINA and she was absolutely the best. She knew the history of the wines and their origin as well as the owners at the 3 wineries visited and worked in perfect harmony…”
4-hour Verona street food walk with local tastings, Piazza Erbe sights, Juliet’s House photos, and a pizza finish near the Arena.
“Very interesting and varied! Very good historical explanations! We got to know many well-known places in the historic old town, the Etsch and some well-known bridges over the Etsch. The culinary stops were particularly fitting! Nice little restaurants that offered typical Italian specialties. I can highly recommend this tour! 👍👏👏👏”
