Wine Tasting & Winery Tours in Europe

Taste the local wines of Croatia while exploring Zagreb by bicycle on this city tour. Accompanied by a wine guide, bike through Zagreb's many parks and an urban vineyard. Pause to taste local wine varieties, paired with fish and other finger foods. Learn about Croatia's history of winemaking from your guide.

Wine, food, and art are all an integral part of Rome's heritage. During this evening class, you won't just learn about their place in Rome's history - you'll get to paint, sip, and snack like a true Roman. Head to the conveniently located Piazza Farnese, and settle in for an evening of painting in a 17th-century palace. Once you have your canvas and brushes in hand, enjoy unlimited wine and plates of cheese and charcuterie, and listen to your instructor's stories about the Eternal City.

Visit the picturesque mountain village of Sirince on a full-day tour from Didim. Famous for its fruit wines, olives, and stone architecture, Sirince has become a popular destination for visitors to the region. Walk along cobblestone streets, taste wine and other local products, and enjoy sweeping views over the mountains. Includes lunch, wine tasting, transportation, and hotel pickup and drop-off.

Enrich your knowledge of the world of Spanish wine on a full-day tour from Barcelona. Travel by luxury coach to one of Spain's most esteemed wineries, Llopart winery, and gain fascinating insight into the manufacturing processes of refined wines, effervescent cava, and oils. Visit the winery's vineyards and tasting room, while getting a chance to taste wine, cava, and olive oil.

Get a true taste of Valencia with a 3-hour walking and wine tour complete with delicious Spanish tapas. Stroll through old town with a sommelier guide, soaking up the historical atmosphere and learning about Valencia's culinary culture at a local market, before sampling three different wines paired with appetizer-style tapas.

Savor an exclusive culinary experience in Split during this 3-hour session combining a wine-and-food tasting and a 3-course Peka dinner. Sample some of the top vintages from the Dalmatian region at a location in the historic Diocletian's Palace all guided by a sommelier and accompanied with traditional Dalmatian snacks. Then dig into a traditional Peka dinner consisting of Veal or Octopus traditional Peka with vegetables.

Experience a relaxing day in the countryside and plenty of wine-tasting during this 8-hour day trip to some of the top wineries outside Barcelona. Head to the Penedès region, where you'll visit some of the most famous wineries of Catalonia, stopping to taste and learn about the production of the area's many vintages and cava (Catalan sparkling wine) along the way. During your visit, you'll also enjoy the services of a guide, who will escort you between wineries and share informative and fun facts about the region during your trip. This Catalonia winery tour includes tastings at three vineyards plus cheeses and tapas.

Discover the verdant vineyards and intriguing history of the Rioja wine region on a full-day tour from Bilbao. Accompanied by a knowledgeable guide, visit charming villages like Harn and Laguardia to see medieval monuments and admire spectacular views of the countryside. Venture to Vitoria in order to wander the sprawling vineyards and descend into atmospheric wine cellars to learn about complex manufacturing processes. Pleasure your palate with the refined taste of signature wines during a tasting session and enjoy a traditional lunch in a locally recommended restaurant (own expense).  

Cyprus has an old and rich tradition of winemaking, with some of the island's finest wineries nestled in the villages of the Troodos Mountains, a short drive from Larnaca. With this tour, you'll get to visit multiple wineries along with a wine museum, where you'll get to try upwards of 20 wines, with a driver to get you safely home after your experience.

Escape to the beautiful winemaking valley of Valpolicella on this small-group tour from Venice. Drive through rolling vineyards and stop in at a winery to taste a selection of distinctive regional wines. See an altar that dates back to the 8th century at the Church of San Giorgio, and enjoy leisure time to wander the streets of Verona - a town made famous as the setting of Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet.' Group numbers are limited to eight people to ensure a personalized experience.

Combine sightseeing with wine tasting with this 2.5-hour small-group walking tour of Venice. Visit some of the canal city's most famous wine bars to sample local wines and spirits with assorted appetizers. Between wine bars, see attractions like the San Francesco della Vigna cloisters, Arsenale, and the art of San Zaccaria.

Travel into the Troodos Mountains for a wine-tasting experience without worrying about who will be the sober driver. This tour provides round-trip transportation as well as in-depth commentary from a guide on the wine terroir as you visit a wine museum and an award-winning boutique winery. Enjoy a stop in Omodos village for a walking tour and a break for a traditional snack and coffee.

See the best of Zagreb with this tour of Zagreb sightseeing with local guide and finish with wine tasting at the oldest wine bar and wine shop in Zagreb.

Discover what makes French wines desired around the world on this small-group wine tour in Paris. Visit an 18th-century vaulted cellar that once housed King Louis XV's royal wine collection, where you'll get a primer in French winemaking traditions and taste three wines hand-picked by sommeliers. Then, enjoy VIP access to the last urban vineyard in Paris, nestled in the historic bohemian artists' community of Montmartre and closed to the general public. As you tour this romantic estate, learn about the vineyards that used to drape the city and taste several of the highly coveted Clos Montmartre wines.

Bulgaria is a small, surprisingly diverse and beautiful country between the Black Sea, Turkey, Greece, Macedonia, Serbia and Romania.Bulgaria has one of the oldest wine cultures in Europe and the variety of its great cuisine reflects the eventful history of the country and its diverse culture.We show a still very unknown side of Bulgaria: in front of spectacular scenery we would like to present you on this journey the culinary treasures of the country and let forget the hectic of the everyday life. You will be amazed!Travel price: 995, - €Registration until 31st January 2019Добре дошли в България! or Welcome to Bulgaria!

Discover the cultural sights and fine wines of Toledo during a unique 60-minute wine-themed experience. Head to an iconic location in the historical heart of the city and settle into a comfortable seat for a virtual tour of the region's most beautiful wineries. Allow an expert sommelier to educate you about wine tasting methods as you sample five wine varietals and selection of traditional Spanish tapas.

Book our wine tasting and typical lunch (or dinner) at Enoteca Properzio, one of the best wine bars and wine stores in Italy.

Spend the day in the Tuscan countryside and visit the charming towns of Siena, Pisa, and Greve in Chianti. Discover the historic landmarks of each city including the Leaning Tower of Pisa, the Castle of Monterinaldi, the Piazza del Duomo in Siena, and much more. Take the wine road in Chianti and sample a multitude of local wines as well as olive oil, vin santo, and grappa.

Experience a day in Slovenia you'll never forget with this full-day Postojna Caves and food tour from Ljubljana. Your friendly local guide will first take you to famous Postojna Caves, home to some of the biggest stalactites and stalagmites in the world. After wandering through the caves you'll continue on to Karst, where the rest of your day will be dedicated to experiencing the best of Slovenian food and wine. At a farm in the Upper Vipava Valley you'll learn traditional cooking techniques and sip on delicious wines before finally returning to Ljubljana at the end of the day.

This private combo tour in Bucharest pairs traditional Romanian culture and architecture with wine. Get a sense of country life right in the city at the open-air Village Museum, featuring faithful replicas of peasant houses, cabins, watermills, and more from all across the country. Then, get cozy at a historic manor and Bucharest's oldest wine bar for a guided tasting of four Romanian wines served with local sausages and cheese.