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The options we compare are heavily focused on culinary experiences. The majority of these tours are classified as food tours, while about half are specifically categorized as drink tastings. You can also find walking tours among the available listings.

Prices vary depending on the specific itinerary, but most options fall within the $60–$97 range. Across the various booking platforms we check, the typical price spread ranges from about $40 to $157.

While every tour is different, we found that the most common inclusions are:

• Drinks included (found in about two-thirds of the options)
• A professional guide (included in half of the listings)
• Meals (included in about a third of the tours)

Most tours are relatively concise, with a median duration of 1.5 hours. Depending on the depth of the tasting or the inclusion of food, you can expect experiences to last anywhere from 1.5–2.8 hours.

Yes, there is a great deal of variety. Among the options listed, tours are offered in 8 different languages, including English, Russian, Estonian, Chinese, German, Japanese, French, and Italian.

Walking is the most common way to get around, as it is the method used by 67% of the tours we compare. If you prefer a more private experience, about 17% of the options are available as private tours.

The feedback is very positive. Across 64 pooled reviews from various booking platforms, the experiences hold an average rating of 4.21★. Reviewers frequently describe their time as a wonderful and excellent experience.

You can use the Bolt app or buy a smartcard. Note that residents travel for free, but visitors must purchase tickets.

Yes, take the number two bus. It runs frequently and drops you near the city center for a very low cost.

Many restaurants are located in medieval buildings. It is wise to book a table in advance, especially for dinner.