walking food tour in Italy

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Have any of you done one of these?

I am going to Italy in April with my sister and niece and want to do one. I've read up on several and don't know which one to pick!

[buckeyegirl]

We did a food tour in Florence. It was one of the highlights of our trip. We did this one florence for foodies.com. We sampled olives, olive oil, parmesean, Prosecco, meats, espresso, gelato and more. I don't think I'm remembering all of it. I don't have anything to compare it to but we loved it.

[emilyinchile]

I've heard only good things about Walks of Italy, if they're one of your options.

[jcbarbee]

Jan 30, 2014 14:18:58 GMT -5 buckeyegirl said:

We did a food tour in Florence. It was one of the highlights of our trip. We did this one florence for foodies.com. We sampled olives, olive oil, parmesean, Prosecco, meats, espresso, gelato and more. I don't think I'm remembering all of it. I don't have anything to compare it to but we loved it.

We did this as well. It was so much fun, definitely a highlight of our trip! Do it at the beginning of your trip, they give great recommendations for the rest of the trip for local food! 

[travelblogger78]

In september We took a half day walking tour of Venice with food and wine tasting http://www.italyfoodtour.com...so delicious! We also discovered hidden nice corners, outside the beaten tracks! The day after we took cooking classes! I love italian food!

[travelblogger78]

In september We took a half day walking tour of Venice with food and wine tasting http://www.italyfoodtour.com...so delicious! We also discovered hidden nice corners, outside the beaten tracks! The day after we took cooking classes! I love italian food!