Prepare yourself for an authentic and extraordinary journey through Italian culture & cuisine! Immerse yourself in the life of Como and learn about the history, culture and food of this enchanting town at the Western side of the lake.
Join our small group of food lovers and follow your foodie guide to bakeries, wine shops, cafés and restaurants, and taste local fare along with wines from distinctive cellars. You will visit a local market and receive personalised attention while mixing with the community to learn and practise some basic Italian conversation to make new friends in Italy.
Continue your journey to some hidden quarters which you may otherwise have missed and be treated to typical “spuntini salati” all washed down with glasses of Italian wine.
After all this walking, we'll have one final stop: a well-deserved relaxing lunch at a stunning XIX century villa in Brunate with magnificent views over the lake and mountains. We will take the funicular for a memorable experience.
Meet us at the statue in Piazza Alessandro Volta in Como. Look out for our "Taste & Travel Italy" tour guide.
A guided food tour to discover Como’s historic center while sampling a variety of delicious tastings.
Born in Como, Alessandro Volta was the inventor of the first electrical battery, the Voltaic Pile (year 1799).
A beautiful square right on the water, where locals love to meet. An ideal location to relax, sit at cafes, and look at the private boats heading to Bellagio.
Admire the white marble facade and imposing dome of the Roman Catholic cathedral of the city of Como, dedicated to the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
The Broletto or "Town Hall" is the most important medieval secular building in Como, currently used as a conference hall and art exhibition center.
Como’s famed concert hall is one of the attractions that make Lake Como a magnet for cultural tourism. It vaunts an extremely varied programme of top-level events performed by Italian and international companies.
Admire the first cathedral in Como, built between the 11th to the end of the 13th century.
The 40-meter-high Porta Torre (Tower Gate) is one of the better-preserved romanesque style military buildings in Italy. It was built in 1192, to defend the main entrance of the city.
Take the funicular to the charming village of Brunate and end your tour with a delicious lunch with a view.
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