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A food tour will include a guided tour by a professional of the local food and beverage environment of the area, they offer a great way to get a good taste and source for local and artisanal ingredients. You will also learn the history of both the location and the cuisine and how they may have influenced each other.
Ranging from $35-$70, the courses will naturally vary greatly, they are normally performed in groups though it is not impossible to secure private or small group tours. Tours will include walking to various restaurants and shops in a specific neighbourhood, touring a city’s ethnic region and can be conducted on buses, bicycles, Segway’s or even by car. These tours can last from around 2-4 hours yet since there is a great variety in tour agency some will last anywhere up to a few days.
You will obviously stop for food in some of these locations that will often adequately replace the meal you are missing out on to be there, with this in mind there may be some extra costs associated with some tours. This will of course be told to you in advance on the agency’s website, but if you are unsure ask for clarification.
It will be sensible to wear comfortable shoes and bring a bag in which you can carry any personal items and purchases you may make. The usual weather warnings are also advised, wear appropriate clothes and sun or rain protection if needed, sun cream may even be needed on cloudy days, don’t risk it. This is said because most tours will occur whether it’s raining or the sun is shining and you should be prepared for both, depending on the location of your tour that is.
So here are some things you should ask before a tour:
- What is included in the tour price and what will you have to pay extra for?
- How is the tour being conducted (foot, Segway, bus etc,)? And are there accommodations for small children and people with mobility issues?
- Is there local parking?
- What is the policy for a cancellation or refund?
- What is not necessary to bring? What is?
- Does the tour return to the start location?
- Are photographs and videos allowed?
- How does the agency meet the needs of those with dietary restrictions?
- What is the weather forecast?
Lining the Singapore River, the renovated riverside warehouses and “godown” shophouses of historic Clarke Quay comprise one of Singapore’s major wining and dining precincts.
The annual Western Australia Gourmet Escape (held each November) is one of Australia’s largest food and wine festivals
If you want to get the best vistas across Bergen then you need to come to Mount Floyen which is a 399 meter summit that overlooks the city.
For many visitors, Singapore’s Chinatown is the sightseeing focus of the city, home to traditional shophouses, temples, and cultural heritage. Take a wander down the atmospheric streets, dropping into shophouses to see what’s for sale.
Skip the tourist traps and discover Budapest’s culinary highlights on a private walking tour. Discover hidden gems as you explore with your local guide, and get a taste of authentic Hungarian cuisine with samples included in the price.
The sun-splashed favourite of local Bulgarians heading out of Sofia and Plovdiv for the summer, Varna is much more than just your run-of-the-mill resort town on the edge of the Black Sea.
Enjoy an authentic experience of Miami’s vibrant Cuban culture on this bike and food tour of Little Havana. Explore this bustling Cuban neighborhood on an easy 3.5-hour bike ride, stopping at several family-run Cuban restaurants.
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