Recommended Pizza Tours

Since there are so many pizza places in New York City, it can be hard to find the best slice without researching ahead of time. 

This walking pizza tour of Manhattan costs only $60 per person, and everything is already set up for you.

You choose to travel to Little Italy, the Lower East Side, the North Greenwich Village, or the South Greenwich Village. 

For only $60 per person, you can take a guided walking pizza tour of New York City and stop at three of Manhattan's most famous pizzerias for pizza samples along the way!

Explore the East Village, which has a lot of pizza places, to learn how food has changed over the past 100 years and led to the food galaxy we have today.

Visit old pizza places with brick ovens over a hundred years old. This will fill your head and your stomach at the same time.

New Yorkers are probably only passionate about a few things more than their pizza. However, if you want to find the best slices in the city, you'll need the help of a local.

This pizza tour will take you to some of the best-known pizza places in Brooklyn for only 60USD per head. 

There, you will get to try some of the best pizzas in the city, but you will also learn about the history of New York-style pizza.

Guests will have the chance to talk to pizzaioli and try the traditional Neapolitan, wood-fired, thin-crust pies while learning the cooking techniques to make the perfect pizza slice.

You can learn about the history of Chicago's world-famous deep-dish pizza while you enjoy a big slice of this well-known meal.

After that, you can keep looking into the pizza scene by taking the bus to several different places. Starting your pizza tour near Millennium Park will only cost you $77 for each person.

During your trip, you will stop at four different pizza restaurants, and each of them will make pizza differently.

Your guide will tell you how pizza got started in Windy City during the pizza tour. Bring an empty stomach because you'll get enough samples to make a meal.

Along the route, you can also see well-known places like Wrigley Field and get a sense of how the city is set up. After the trip is over, you'll head back to the central business district, where everything started.

Try some local cuisine to understand better the traditions and practices of the people who live in a specific region.

During the three-hour Food and History Walking Pizza Tour, you explore the city's most fascinating areas searching for mouthwatering goodies. 

Discover the world's best specialty food stores, ethnic restaurants, food wholesalers, and smaller businesses by patronizing some of these establishments.

At the end of your trip, you will be able to apply what you've learned about food to take a fresh perspective on the neighborhood in which you live and the city in which you live.

This strolling food tour costs 50USD in total, and it comes with an educational aspect and a delectable lunch of pizza.

You'll find many historic sites on the Freedom Trail, including Paul Revere's House, Old North Church, and the USS Constitution.

In addition, guests will have the opportunity to sample slices from a selection of Boston's most well-known eateries. They will have an authentic experience of "Little Italy" in the North End. 

For 41 USD per person, you may create your authentic Neapolitan pizza at one of Naples' oldest pizzerias.

This pizza business uses only fresh, local ingredients every day. Do not miss the chance to learn from a professional Neapolitan "Pizzaiolo" in a small group how to make the world's most famous pizza.

The team and pizzaiolo will walk you through creating the dough after your first visit. Then you'll have everything you need to make an authentic Neapolitan pizza.

When your customized pizza is ready, our wait staff will let you take many photos of it before delivering it to you. When you return home from Naples, you'll have a wholly fresh perspective on everything.

Those who like Italian food will learn about the city's culinary culture during this pizza and gelato-making tour.

Get away from the city and learn how to make homemade pizza and gelato at a rustic farmhouse on a beautiful Tuscan estate. 

This pizza tour is just 74 USD per person, so take advantage!

The most enjoyable aspect of this experience that involves food is getting to eat what you've prepared. It's also a great way to meet other visitors while enjoying traditional Italian food.

For only 64 US dollars, you can take a small-group cooking class in the middle of Rome and learn about Italian food from someone who knows a lot about it (per person). 

Your tour guide will pick you up where you had planned to meet and give you insider information and detailed lessons on making authentic pizza, pasta, and sauces. 

If you want to take the 58-dollar cooking class in Taormina, you have to find your way to the arch at Porta Messina to meet your guide. 

The rest of your group and you will then go to a nearby restaurant to meet pizzaiolo, a skilled pizza maker, and work together to make the best pizza possible.

Listen carefully and write down what you are told about the basics of cooking, like how to make dough with gluten-rich wheat flour and how to make an authentic Sicilian sauce.

When your pizza is ready, you can sit down at the table and eat it with some great bruschetta, a glass of wine, some water, or anything else that isn't alcoholic.

Before you leave, you will get a certificate that says you've finished the pizza-making course.