This private Ljubljana food tour takes you and your group on a 3-hour walk through the city center, with stops for Slovenian dishes, local wines and craft beer. It works for first-time visitors who want to get their bearings, and for return visitors who want to find new places to eat. Only your group joins, so you can ask the guide as much as you like.
The menu below is a sample, so the exact stops can change.
The walk also passes through the farmers market, where the guide explains how locals shop and eat. Along the way you hear stories like the one about the cheating baker and the queen of the sausage. You also learn why fermented food matters in Slovenian cooking, try orange wine, and see how different cultures shaped what Slovenians eat today.
Past travelers mention guides who know the food scene well and keep the mood relaxed. One said the tour helped them find places to eat for the rest of their stay, and on a rainy day a guide moved the group to other spots to keep everyone dry.
This tour is often booked weeks ahead, so check the available dates for your trip.
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We had a food tour with Matic and he was fantastic! It poured down rain and he was very quick to pivot to other equally delicious places to keep us from getting drenched. He’s very knowledgeable and engaging. We loved this tour!
Great experience. Very chill and solid food/drinks! Would recommend to my friends. Casper was very nice.
Our tour ended up being a private tour. Sigismundi took great care of us. We sampled lots of food, wine and beer. He was a wonderful conversationalist and made the tour fun and informative. 100% recommend!
Only your group joins. The guide can go at your pace, answer more questions and adjust stops to what you like. It suits couples, families and friends who want a relaxed meal and conversation rather than a group of strangers.
Yes. Lunch is included, and the tastings over 3 hours add up to a full meal. Skip a big breakfast.
Yes. The tour can adjust the food for:
Add your needs when you book so the stops can be planned in advance.
Yes. Alcohol is served only to guests 18 and over. Younger guests get non-alcoholic drinks instead. The route is also stroller accessible.
The tour runs in the rain. Most tastings happen inside restaurants and bars, and past travelers mention guides changing stops to keep the group dry. Bring an umbrella for the walks between stops.
Yes. The route and stops are wheelchair accessible, and the tour is near public transport.
On average, travelers book this tour about 46 days ahead. If you visit in summer or have fixed dates, book early.
You can cancel for free up to 24 hours before the tour starts (local time).
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