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The 7 most popular modena tours, with what each one includes, who runs it, and what you can expect on the day.
Enzo Ferrari’s story in Modena’s yellow-hood museum. Skip the line, watch rotating films, explore engine sectors for $32.
“Wonderful and informative. A must if you’re in the area.”
Modena balsamic lunch at Gambigliani Zoccoli: attic barrel tour, 12-year and 25+ tastings, and a family-style vinegar paired meal.
“Our tour guide was excellent. The venue, the food, the information was all 10 stars! Thank you for the great time 😊”
Tour an 1860 Modena vinegar estate, walk the vineyards, see barrel aging, then taste aged balsamic with local foods and Lambrusco.
“What a great experience learning and trying the different aged balsamics. Marcello and Paolo's family history and story of over 160yrs was was truly amazing to hear. We got to try the 7yr, 8yr, 19yr, 25yr, 50yr to 130yr old balsamic with locally produced parmesan (12 and 36 month), Parma ham, mortadella and salami. Topped…”
Tour a Modena family vinegar cellar with Claudio, taste traditional balsamic, and choose lunch or a cooking lesson in the hills.
“We absolutely loved it and had such a blast. We all learned so much and for days after having been saying how wonderful it was!”
Tour Acetaia Gambigliani Zoccoli in Modena: cellar visit and tasting Traditional Balsamic PDO aged 12 & 25 years with local food.
“Definitely one of our favorite tours and would highly recommend to anyone looking for a balsamic vinegar tour. This family owned business invites you into their beautiful home, a detailed tour of how the vinegar is made, followed by an amazing food and vinegar pairing with wine, coffee and water. Without a car, we took…”
Small-group Modena food walk with Parmesan, balsamic, gnocco fritto and market bites, plus local history at Piazza Grande and Mercato Albinelli.
“Guide Lori gave us a delicious day, placed food and drink orders for us, and answered all our questions about Modenese food and culture. We spent hours in the market. My one regret is that we missed the gelato stop because the tour ran over the allotted time, and we had to catch a train.”
Skip-the-line Casa Museo Pavarotti in Modena. Step into his private home, see awards and costumes, and use an English audio guide.
“Visitar su casa permite de conocer mas de su vida Luego comer en el restaurante Europa que pega en su casa ,Marisa lo conocio durante 30 años”
