EAT Modena – Street Food Tour


Tortellino First Made in Bologna? That’s a Lie!
They keep telling us that tortellino was first made in Bologna—but that’s a lie! We’ve gone to war for far less, even for a bucket! Modena has a long and rich food tradition, and we don’t need to lie about it. Here, recipes are a state affair and are carefully guarded by the old women known as “le rezdore.” A misspelling of a word could be fatal, but don’t worry—we’re here to guide you safely through it all.
EAT Modena: The Perfect Blend of City and Food
EAT Modena is the perfect way to discover the city and its food soul. With a professional guide, you will walk through the city center, stopping at small shops and historic markets where you can taste traditional local food and learn about recipes as ancient as the city itself.
The tour includes:
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Modenese breakfast: Cappuccino and gnocco fritto (fried dough)
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Visit to the Mercato Albinelli, Modena’s main central market
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Cold cuts and cheese tasting at local shops
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A must-do balsamic vinegar tasting
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A sweet ice-cream to conclude
Questions & Answers
Hi John! We usually suggest to start the tour on morning time because some of the places might be closed in the afternoon (e.i. the central market closes at 3.00 pm). On Sunday most of the shops are closed either.
Hi Shannon, we usually start the tour around 10 am. We start with breakfast! Perhaps you shall have a coffee only. See you!
We had a wonderful private tour with Loredana. A Combination of history and food that taught us so much about Modena, the region, and Italy. We got great restaurant tips, where to get balsamico, etc etc. It is great to walk around with someone so sweet and knowledgeable that can answer so many questions. Highly recommendable! 😀