Germany · FOOD
Good food experiences fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 15 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Taste Hamburg through HafenCity, Speicherstadt, and the Elbphilharmonie Plaza on a lively three-hour food and history walk.
“Unser Guide Jörg hat uns viel interessante Dinge auf unterhaltsamer Art und Weise erzählt. Die FoodStopps waren gut ausgewählt mit Fischbrötchen, Focaccia, Flammkuchen, Schokolade und Franzbrötchen. Ein Frühstück vorher könnt Ihr gern weglassen.”
Review of Munich’s Bavarian Beer and Food Evening Tour, with the Beer Museum, Hofbräuhaus, traditional dinner, price, pace, and practical tips.
“You need to love beer!! We caught a taxi from Marieplatz to the beginning of the tour and ended up in the same street as our hotel. It would have improved if we had known the route of the tour.”
Taste Berlin classics, Turkish sweets, pastries, beer, and more while exploring street art, East Berlin history, and the Berlin Wall.
“Fotini was our guide - she was friendly and also provided some history of the city. At our last stop they were out of one of the dishes so we didn't get to try it, it would have been nice if there was a substitute. We had 8 items exactly, 2 of them were beer and if you don't like beer than you could order a pop or coffee.”
Taste Bavarian sausages, cheeses, pretzels, beer, exotic fruit, and international foods on a guided 150-minute Munich market tour.
“The tour guide was on point with the info as well as friendly, kind, considerate and always kept an eye on us to feel what we want next. The food was great and the portions were filling (even after skipping breakfast I ended up full) and interesting, definitely a recommended tour in Munich.”
Explore Munich’s beer story, taste Bavarian specialties, visit the Oktoberfest Museum, and finish with dinner in a historic beer hall.
“Sam was a very personal and informative tour guide. We really enjoyed the history of the Oktoberfest and trying all the wonderful German beers and food.”
Taste Kreuzberg through döner, currywurst, baklava, history, and street life on a private three-hour food walk in Berlin.
“Unser Tourguide Niclas hat uns vielseitige Informationen über Kreuzberg vermittelt. wir haben selten eine so gut vorbereiteten Guide gehabt.”
Taste five international specialties, visit a Cologne brewery, and explore Südstadt history on a three-hour guided food walk.
“Es hat uns sehr gefallen.Victor hat uns viel von seinem kulturellen Wissen vermittelt und mit seinen kreativen Ideen für zukünftige Walking Touren Interesse geweckt.”
Taste five Berlin specialties while exploring Mitte courtyards, landmarks, and lively streets on a three-hour guided food walk.
“Sehr gute Tour mit unserem Guide Kevin. Viele neue Informationen über Berlin erfahren. mit Berliner Spezialitäten.”
Taste Munich’s market culture with 20-plus bites, drinks, and local stories on a small-group Viktualienmarkt food tour.
“Be sure your tour is BLACK BOOK TOURS! Their Food Tour was FANTASTIC. The quality and care of offerings were SUPURB! From beginning to end, Black Book offers not just THE BEST FOOD but explains the history of food and city! You will not regret spending time or money because IT IS WORTH every minute and euro”
Taste Bavarian sausages, pretzels, cheese, and more while exploring Munich’s Viktualienmarkt with a local guide.
“Gina war ein sehr guter Guide. Essen gab es reichlich. Ein Getränk mehr wäre schön gewesen.”
Taste six Saxon specialties on a 2.5-hour Dresden food walk, with Old Town stories spanning medieval inns, Baroque coffee, and communism.
Explore 90 strange foods at Berlin’s Disgusting Food Museum, with small tastings, sharp questions about nutrition, and a Hall of Fame challenge.
Taste Berlin through kebabs, tacos, pastries, and more on a small-group Mitte walk with local history, six tastings, and useful food tips.
“The food selections on the tour were a great representation of the diversity easily available in Berlin There is also great interest in the background, history, and cultural significance of each of the stops. Jean-Charles even went so far as to give us a primer post-war Germany, and the reasons why certain foods were popular. I also picked excellent advice on what neighborhoods to visit, and suggestions on other restaurants not on the tour.”
Tour Dresden’s VW Transparent Factory, test-drive an electric ID. vehicle, and enjoy currywurst or a vegetarian bowl for $31.
“I liked the tour and that I was able to test drive a car. The food was decent.”
Explore five Munich Christmas markets with a small group, tasting glühwein, festive foods, medieval traditions, and Wintertollwood.
“Hugo was awesome! He was very pleasant and informative, smiling all throughout the tour. He kept checking on everybody, very accommodating. Glad to have made our first day of our Christmas market trip with him!”
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