Germany · GERMAN FOOD TOURS AND TASTINGS
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Below are the 7 best german food tours and tastings on the site: what each costs, how long it runs, and which city it leaves from. Summer sells out early in Germany, so the top of this list moves fastest.
3-hour Schanzenviertel walk with 5 tastings, Sternschanze street history, and real talk about gentrification in Hamburg. Vegetarians welcome.
“Tour einfach kurzfristig abgesagt und keine Alternative am selben Tag bekommen.”
Big Bus Berlin hop-on hop-off plus currywurst, with open-top city loops, live app tracking, and easy stops at Brandenburg Gate and Checkpoint Charlie.
“DO NOT BOOK THROUGH VIATOR!! I booked this tour for me and my parents. They are elderly and have mobility issues so I thought a bus ride would be good so they could see the sights of Berlin. As directed in my ticket, we went to the bus stop. We were 25 mins early and waited for 15 minutes after the scheduled departure time. No bus arrived. I paid over £70 for the tickets. I contacted Viator by chat and was told that as I had not downloaded the app they couldn’t help me. I told them that it was NOT a condition of sale that I downloaded the app.…”
Taste Kreuzberg on a 3-hour food walk with five tastings, expert guides, and neighborhood stories from Kottbusser Tor to SO36.
“Unser Tourguide Niclas hat uns vielseitige Informationen über Kreuzberg vermittelt. wir haben selten eine so gut vorbereiteten Guide gehabt.”
A 2-hour guided walk through Bamberg’s old town with smoked beer, Bamberger Hörnla, local snacks, and tastings plus a full beer finish.
Three hour Berlin Mitte culinary tour with five tastings, insider stories, and landmark photo stops starting at Hackesche Höfe.
“Turen d. 31.12.25 blev aflyst med meget kort varsel. Begrundelsen var, at de spisesteder, som vi skulle besøge, havde lukket på grund af nytåret….?!? Hvorfor har udbyderen ikke styr på det? Og mange steder havde faktisk åbent kunne vi se. Underligt…..!”
Munich’s Viktualienmarkt gets a food tasting tour in German with 6 tastings, a welcome drink, and stops at 8 stalls in 2 hours.
“Gina war ein sehr guter Guide. Essen gab es reichlich. Ein Getränk mehr wäre schön gewesen.”
3-hour St. Georg culinary walking tour in Hamburg with 5 tastings, local stories, and a gentle route, vegetarian friendly.
