GetYourGuide and Viator list 5 food tours in Franciacorta, most of them in Brescia. Prices run from €49 to €190 a person, €100 in the middle of the range. 1 are rated 4.5 or better from at least ten reviews; those come first below.
A food tour is a walk of two to four hours through a town's markets, delis, bakeries and bars with a tasting at each stop, which usually adds up to a meal. Many pour local wine along the way, and most run in small groups with a local guide.
Discover the origins of Franciacorta sparkling wine. Taste a three-course traditional meal at a local restaurant. Discover some of the region’s most prestigious sparkling wines, paired wi...
Discover a winery near Lake Garda on a guided tour. Learn about the winemaking process, enjoy a tasting of four wines and savor local cheeses and cured meats.
Explore Brescia's rich culinary heritage with a guided walking food tour. Over the course of four hours, you can sample authentic local dishes such as bertagnì, casoncelli and the typical...
Discover Brescia’s flavors on a guided food tour. Enjoy tastings of local specialties and drinks as you explore the historic center with a local guide.
Experience the authentic flavors of Lake Garda with Chef Luca Tonoli, who brings over 15 years of culinary expertise to an exclusive seven-course tasting menu. Combining local, seasonal i...
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At the table
What Franciacorta eats and drinks
The food and wine pairings our editors chose for Franciacorta, the dishes you are most likely to meet on a tasting or at lunch.
Franciacorta Satèn with risotto allo zafferanoLombardy's saffron-yellow risotto alla milanese is the canonical cross-table for the Satèn category. The softer 4.5 bar of pressure and the creamy ...Read the pairing →
Franciacorta Brut with casoncelli alla brescianaBrescia's signature stuffed pasta, casoncelli filled with breadcrumbs, beef, salami, raisins and Grana Padano then dressed in browned butter and sa...Read the pairing →
Franciacorta Pas Dosé with sardine essiccate of Monte IsolaThe Slow Food Presidium sardines salt-dried on the open balconies of Monte Isola in Lake Iseo, grilled and dressed with olive oil and lemon, meet a...Read the pairing →
Franciacorta Riserva with aged Bagòss of BagolinoBagòss, the saffron-tinted mountain cheese aged 24 months or longer at Bagolino in the Brescian Alps, is the regional counterpart to Parmigiano.Read the pairing →
Franciacorta Brut with tinca al forno of Lake IseoTinca al forno con polenta, the baked Iseo tench traditionally served at Clusane d'Iseo on the southern shore of Lake Iseo, calls for a Chardonnay-...Read the pairing →
Franciacorta Rosé with manzo all'olio di RovatoManzo all'olio di Rovato, the Brescian slow-braised beef cooked for hours in extra-virgin olive oil with anchovies and breadcrumbs, anchors a Franc...Read the pairing →
Across the 5 food tours listed here, prices start at €49 and the middle of the range is €100 per person; 1 cost under €50. Prices are the marketplaces' own and were last checked on the date shown at the top of the page.
Which food tours in Franciacorta have the best reviews?
By rating and number of reviews on the marketplaces: Half-Day Food and Wine Experience in Franciacorta (4.8 from 13 reviews).
How long does a food tour in Franciacorta take?
Most take about 4 hours; the listing for each one gives its exact length.
Is wine included?
2 of the 5 listings name wine in their title. Check what each listing includes before you book: some pour a glass, others a full tasting.
Where do food tours in Franciacorta take place?
Most of them start in Brescia. Each listing gives its meeting point.