Full description
Discover authentic Milanese gastronomy on a guided walking tour through the city center, sampling traditional dishes and regional wines with a local expert.
The experience begins with a stroll through the historic heart of Milan, visiting authentic eateries and specialty shops favored by locals. Guests will start at a historic wine bar, enjoying a glass of fine regional sparkling wine, such as Franciacorta, paired with local appetizers.
The route continues to a traditional restaurant where the iconic risotto alla Milanese takes center stage, accompanied by carefully selected wine pairings. The walk also includes stops at unique artisan venues, such as a specialized shop producing raw milk cheeses, and the vibrant Mercato Centrale.
Guided by a local expert, participants will learn about the history, recipes, and culinary heritage of Lombardy. Featuring seasonal ingredients, this complete culinary journey combines classic flavors and innovative dishes, concluding with a tasting of traditional tiramisu.
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Additional information
✔ Please be at the meeting point 15 minutes before the tour departure time
✔ This tour requires a minimum of 2 pax to operate. If the minimum is not reached, refunds or alternative dates will be offered
✔ Please inform us of any food allergies or intolerances you may have
✔ Alcohol is not served to minors under 18
✔ Comfortable clothing and footwear is recommended depending on weather conditions
✔ This tour is not wheelchair accessible
Inclusions
✔ Food and wine experience (in selected language)
✔ Tasting
✔ Small groups of up to 15 passengers
✔ Food and drinks (water and wine)
Exclusions
✖ Hotel pick up and return service
✖ Transfer to and from the meeting point
✖ Tickets, meals and drinks except if expressly specified in the tour inclusions
✖ Any other unspecified service
Cancellation policy
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the service. Cancellations after this time limit or no show, no refund provided.
Meeting point
By the statue in front of the Columns of San Lorenzo (Corso di Porta Ticinese, Milan). Look for the sign that says "Walking Palates"