• Palazzo Dalla Rosa Prati - Situated in the heart of Parma, Italy, the Palazzo Dalla Rosa Prati is a historic and elegant edifice. This 18th-century palazzo, located near the city’s main attractions, showcases exquisite Italian architecture with its ornate façades and graceful interiors. Once a noble residence, the palace has been meticulously restored, maintaining its frescoed ceilings, antique furnishings, and timeless allure.
• Battistero di Parma - Adjacent to the Cathedral (Duomo) of Parma, the Battistero di Parma stands as a significant example of Romanesque architecture in Italy. Constructed between 1196 and 1270, it is renowned for its remarkable octagonal shape and intricate marble façade.
• Cattedrale di Parma - Known as the Duomo di Parma, the Parma Cathedral is a splendid Romanesque church located in the city’s heart, at Piazza del Duomo. Built in the 12th century, the cathedral boasts stunning architecture, including its beautifully adorned façade and intricate stone carvings.
• Pasticceria Giacomazzi - Established in 1968, this bakery is a staple for authentic products in the region. Bakeries and pastry shops in Parma are vital to the city’s food culture, celebrated for its rich flavors and focus on traditional recipes. Bread and pastry products are essential to daily life in Parma, with each bakery offering unique takes on local specialties.
• Teatro Regio - The Teatro Regio di Parma is among Italy’s most esteemed and historic opera houses, located centrally in Parma. Opened in 1829, it is celebrated for its stunning neoclassical architecture and exceptional acoustics, making it a premier venue for opera and classical music performances. The theater has a longstanding tradition of featuring both Italian and international artists, with a rich cultural heritage closely linked to Parma’s musical legacy.
• Museo Glauco Lombardi - The Museo Fondazione Glauco Lombardi is a fascinating museum dedicated to preserving Parma’s rich history, with a particular focus on the city’s noble past and the Duchy of Parma. Situated in the city center, the museum is named after its founder, Glauco Lombardi, a historian and collector passionate about safeguarding Parma’s historical heritage.
• Casa del Parmigiano Reggiano - Parmigiano Reggiano is one of the world’s most renowned and cherished cheeses, epitomizing Italian culinary excellence. With its ancient history, strict production process, and distinctive flavor, this hard cheese is a true gastronomic treasure. Participate in a workshop and tasting of three different ages.
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• Palazzo della Pilotta - La Pilotta is one of Parma’s most iconic historical structures, symbolizing the city’s cultural and artistic heritage. Originally constructed as a grand palace for the Farnese family in the 16th century, La Pilotta was designed to accommodate the court and administrative functions of the Duchy of Parma. Its name, “Pilotta,” refers to the wooden structure used for ball games once located on the grounds, highlighting the palace’s dual role as both a residential and recreational space.
• Panino d’Artista - In Parma, panini (small sandwiches) and focacce (flatbreads) are integral to the city’s culinary culture, especially when paired with local cured meats and cheeses. Conclude the food tour with a taste of local delicacies like Parma ham and other well-kept secrets.

• Water
• Full glass of local wine or 2 Tastings (Lambrusco, Malvasia) or non-alcoholic drinks
• 3 Parmesan Cheese tastings with workshop by producers
• 2 hour live guide sightseeing the city
• Local Patisserie sweet
• Selection of Salami & Hams including Parma DOP

• Additional food tastings

Discover Parma’s rich cuisine and vibrant culture on this street food tour, guided by a local expert. Delight in tastings at various spots in the historic city center, ensuring an authentic travel experience.

A knowledgeable local guide will share insights into Parma’s history, art, cuisine, and cultural traditions, as you stroll through its charming old neighborhoods and alleys, brimming with local and artisanal shops and botteghe. Parma is a captivating city, abundant with local shops and hidden treasures, embodying Italian authenticity at its best.

This tour is ideal for food lovers, families, and groups of friends eager for a genuine Italian culinary adventure. It provides a memorable chance to explore Parma’s gastronomy and savor the rich flavors that have made it a cherished global delicacy.

Vegetarian options are available, including delightful bruschetta with cherry tomatoes or grilled vegetables, subject to availability and should be requested in advance.

• Only Adult 18 years old and above are allowed for wine and any other alcoholic beverages. Minor travelers below 18 years old will be served non-alcoholic drinks.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.