Food and Wine Tour Ljubljana (3-hour small-group tour)

The Food and Wine Tour Ljubljana is a three-hour small-group walking tour through the centre of Ljubljana, Slovenia, combining a visit to the Central Market with stops in the Old Town and wine bars. It is sold by an independent operator listed as Food Tour Ljubljana on Expedia and similar resellers, so the exact meeting point is given at booking, somewhere in the Old Town, 1000 Ljubljana. The itinerary begins at the Central Market beside the Ljubljanica river, where guests see the seasonal produce, cheeses and cured meats that underpin Slovenian cooking, then moves through the pedestrian streets to venues serving traditional dishes. The listing describes about seven tastings of Slovenian dishes, which makes the tour a substantial, mostly savoury meal rather than a snack, accompanied by Slovenian wines that introduce the country's wine regions and grape varieties. Sweet items can feature among the tastings depending on the season and the venues visited. Included in the price are the market visit, the tastings and the wines; hotel transfers, additional drinks and tips are generally not included, and reseller listings note that gratuities are usually extra. Reseller pricing is about $109 (~€99) per adult, with a typical range of €90-110 (~$99-121) per person, so the final amount should be confirmed on the booking page. The small-group format keeps the pace conversational, with short walks between stops, and the tour runs year-round with market activity at its fullest between spring and autumn. The tour is operated in English on most reseller listings, though the language of a given departure should be checked at booking. Dietary substitutions are not detailed in the item data, so vegetarians, people avoiding alcohol or those with allergies should contact the operator through the booking platform before the date so that the menu and drinks can be adjusted where possible. Because the tour ends in the heart of the Old Town, guests can continue to the castle funicular, the riverside cafés or the Triple Bridge on foot.