Italy · BOLOGNA & EMILIA TOURS
The 11 best bologna & emilia tours on sale today, with what each one costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is first for a reason, so start there.
Review of Bologna’s city-center walking tour, covering San Petronio, the Two Towers, Quadrilatero Market, guides, value, and practical tips.
“Loads of really good information in a tight presentation. In just a few hours I now feel very knowledgeable, with lots of starting points for further research/reading.”
See Ravenna’s UNESCO mosaics with an expert guide, skip ticket lines, and compare a focused 2-hour tour with a full 3-hour route.
“Very nice tour to understand the mosaics and know what you are looking at - smooth tour through the highlights with a knowledgeable guide Would recommend!”
Explore Ravenna’s dazzling mosaics with an expert guide, timed monument entry, Dante stories, and practical advice on pace, groups, and value.
“Silvia was a very knowledgeable guide. She led us through the streets of Ravenna to visit amazing mosaics. P.s. The address of where to meet was very vague. It would have helped to have mentioned that we were to enter the Information Centre and register.”
See Ferrari racing legends, classic 12-cylinder cars, and the Hall of Victories at Maranello’s Ferrari Museum with a flexible entrance ticket.
“Was a fantastic experience, highly recommend for any motor sport or Formula One fan, the only way you can improve your experience is to book the simulators in advance, as unfortunately it was fully booked on my visit today.”
Taste Bologna through handmade pasta, aged balsamic, Parmigiano, local meats, wine, and the historic Quadrilatero market.
“Frederica was very knowledgeable. All the stops had great food. We were also told some history during the tour.”
Tour Parmigiano Reggiano, balsamic vinegar, and prosciutto makers near Bologna, then enjoy a generous family-style lunch with wine.
“Well worth the price! Great food and wine! Very informative and great tour guides! Well organized and easy to work with! Would highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys food, wine and being entertained! A great full day activity!”
Visit both Ferrari museums in Maranello and Modena with one ticket, from Enzo Ferrari’s workshop to F1 cars and racing victories.
“Lots to see and do. A great day out for any car enthusiast not just Ferrari fans.”
Taste Bologna through tigella, mortadella, pasta, wine, balsamic vinegar, and gelato on a 3-hour walk led by a local guide.
“It was really fun. Our guide, Roberta was knowledgeable and engaging. The food local and good. We went to the Osteria del Sole for wine.”
Taste Bologna from breakfast to gelato with handmade pasta, Parmigiano, balsamic vinegar, wine, and local stories in a small group.
“Plenty of yummy food, a charming guide in Mattia, lots of interesting information about the food culture of Bologna. We visited a cafe that roasts their own coffee, we saw pasta being handmade, we visited a salumeria that I wish I could take home to my neighborhood, we had aperitif in a 15th century osteria, a gorgeous pasta lunch, we tasted balsamics and learned what’s what, and ended the day with some excellent gelato.”
See Ferrari’s Maranello museum, factory grounds, and Fiorano track by electric shuttle, with flexible museum entry and an English or Italian guide.
“More interaction in English Ability to book on extras like simulator Big queue and get to the front to be told an hour wait”
Review of Modena’s Enzo Ferrari Museum ticket, with Ferrari cars, Enzo’s workshop, films, engines, prices, access, and practical tips.
“Amazing! took my husband for his 70th birthday as a surprise present and he was really happy.”
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