Italy · PARMA TOURS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 7 parma tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Tour Parma’s Parmigiano Reggiano dairy and Prosciutto di Parma producer with tastings, wine, countryside drives, and hotel-free pickup.
“The tour was fantastic! Such a nice start to our trip to Italy and very informative. The tasting at the end was amazing.”
Taste Parma’s prosciutto, Parmigiano, pasta, pastries, wine, and gelato while exploring its historic center with a private local guide.
“Great tour. Make sure you come hungry, so much food. We really enjoyed all the food and learning so much about the city. It was awesome. I would definitely do it again and recommend to anyone! 10/10!”
Tour Parma’s Parmigiano Reggiano and Prosciutto di Parma producers, then taste aged cheese, ham, and local wine with transport included.
“Very interesting. The effort to create the cheese and parma ham is truly amazing. The transport was comfortable. The guide was detailed , funny and friendly. Enough cheese n ham to go around and try with a nice wine to accompany.”
Taste Parmigiano Reggiano, Parma ham, lunch, and true balsamic vinegar with a small-group food tour from Parma.
“This is a great tour. The Parmigiano Reggiano production facility tour was very interesting, and we got to taste test and buy samples at the end of the tour. The Prosciutto di Parma was also very interesting, and also included tasting!”
Tour a traditional Parmigiano Reggiano factory near Parma, watch cheese making from milk to aging room, then taste cheese with local wine.
“Super informative, I learned a lot! very well scheduled tour on the farm (not too fast, not too slow and you get to see the actual process of cheesemaking), the transport was smooth and the guide was super friendly and professional. I recommend :)”
Cycle from Parma to a Parmigiano Reggiano dairy, taste local cheese and meats, and enjoy lunch with an English-speaking guide.
“This 4 hour bike tour was the highlight of my trip to Italy. I haven't ridden a bike in 20 years so I was afraid to ride through the streets, but the man in charge had me practice before we went out. He told me to stay behind him just in case I needed anything. Once we started, it was a really nice ride through the streets of Italy. As soon as cars see you coming everybody stops and Everyone in the group looks out for each other. We rode into the countryside to the cheese factory, watched them make the cheese and then we tasted different aged cheeses. This…”
Explore Parma’s historic center, cathedral, food culture, and Verdi connections on a two-hour bilingual walking tour for $27.
“Tutto ok, nulla di eccezionale. Peccato fosse un tour bilingue”
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