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The 6 most popular food tours. For each one: how the day runs, what it costs, and who you'll be booking with.
Taste Zurich old town with 10 local bites plus cheeses and Swiss chocolate, ending at Paradeplatz in a 3.5-hour guided walk.
“This was a great tour, actually the best food we had while in Switzerland. The guide made it very interesting! Highly recommend!”
Geneva or Lausanne food tour with wine, cheese, butcher tastings and a sweet finish. Small group, local guides, 3 hours.
“We had a great time in Lausanne with Val - thanks so much for making our trip fun and delicious! The chocolate is the best.”
Taste Geneva is a 3.5-hour small-group food walk with charcuterie, fondue, hot chocolate, and truffles, plus at least one drink.
“This was such a wonderful tour! My mom and I were new to Geneva and took this tour on our very first day - it was the perfect way to get acclimated to the city. Nigel was incredibly knowledgeable about both the city and its food culture, and every stop featured something delicious. We loved…”
Taste Zurich’s modern food scene on a 3-hour Zurich West walk with guided tastings, drinks, and local history. Starts at Toni Areal.
“The tour operator never showed for the tour and the location address was very vague.. It was very unprofessional and beyond disappointing! I am expecting a full refund for the no show.”
Taste Lausanne on a 3.5-hour guided food walk through Vaud specialties, from ham-and-béchamel croissant to rösti, carac pastry, and hot chocolate.
“Our food tour in Lausanne was absolutely phenomenal — easily one of the highlights of our trip to Switzerland! From start to finish, the experience was perfectly curated, balancing delicious bites, local stories, and hidden gems that we never would’ve found on our own. Each stop offered something unique — from artisanal cheeses and freshly…”
A small-group 4.5-hour walk through Lavaux vine terraces with wine tastings and a 2-course lunch in Swiss wine country.
“A great opportunity to sample little know Swiss wines and learn about the climate and ‘valleys’ of Lavaux. If you can, get Marc for the guide. He is a great story teller, absolutely knows the people, region and wines, and has an interesting background hailing from New Zealand. A great guy and foot tour guide.…”
