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Fork & Walk's More Than Viktualienmarkt food tour walks Munich's Altstadt for three hours with Bavarian classic tastings at Viktualienmarkt; small-group.
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Fork & Walk's More Than Viktualienmarkt food tour walks Munich's Altstadt for three hours with Bavarian classic tastings at Viktualienmarkt; small-group.
Kit Schulte's Eat Like a Berliner experience combines a Winterfeldtmarkt shopping walk with a four-course modern-German cooking class and shared lunch.
Walk With Us Tours, a locally owned Berlin operator, runs a Prenzlauer Berg gourmet walk of six tastings ending on dessert, kept to ten guests so the guide can work the room.
TipDeparts Tuesday to Saturday at 12:00 from Pappelallee 2, in front of the blue door beside the Guru store.
Eat the World runs a three-hour culinary walk through Munich's Schwabing, stopping at owner-operated cafes and delicatessens; Bavarian, Italian and Turkish.
Eating Europe's East Berlin walk makes five stops between Friedrichshain and Mitte for doener or shawarma, currywurst, Vietnamese chicken tacos, smoked aubergine metabal and local craft beer, capped at 12 guests.
Eat the World covers about 3 km of Kreuzberg on foot with up to six tastings, among them a Neapolitan counter, a Turkish salon making borek and a chocolaterie. Groups run to 16 guests.
TipThe walk lasts three hours in any weather and does not end where it starts; the exact meeting spot near Hohenstaufenplatz arrives with the booking confirmation.
The Ostkreuz beer walk pours nine tastings, small glasses through to full ones, and adds one food tasting along the way. It runs daily at 16:00 for groups of up to 14.
TipMeet in front of the Denn's BioMarkt at Sonntagstrasse 37 by Ostkreuz station. Other start times are available on request.
Eating Europe's city center walk takes four stops for currywurst, doener kebab and flammkuchen, then a flight of six craft beers and a Berliner Weisse cocktail. Twelve guests maximum.
TipDeparts daily at 16:00 from Sophienstrasse in Mitte, threading hidden courtyards between stops. Late arrivals are not refunded.
Eat the World's St Pauli tour in Hamburg covers seven tastings across Fischbroetchen, doener, currywurst and an old harbour-quarter bakery, with St Pauli.
TipWed to Sun afternoon departures; book online. Max 14 guests per group.
Secret Food Tours' Hamburg walk meets outside the Speicherstadt Kaffeeroesterei daily at 11:00 and threads six stops, Franzbroetchen, freshly-roasted coffee.
TipDaily 11:00 departures. Small group capped at 12; book online. Drinks upgrade available.
Secret Food Tours makes five stops out of Museum Island for a Berlin kebab, a baked German pastry, currywurst and beer garden food, closing on a secret dish the guide holds back.
TipDepartures Monday to Saturday at 11:30, 12:00 and 16:00, capped at 12 guests. The guide waits on the Friedrichsbruecke at Burgstrasse 19.
Eat the World Hamburg runs a 3-hour Altona culinary walk from Altona station along Grosse Bergstrasse and the Palmaille to the Elbe slopes and Fischereihafen, with up to six international tastings.
TipGroups run up to 16 people; the exact meeting point near Bahnhof Altona arrives with the booking confirmation.
Secret Food Tours runs a 3.5-hour Munich food walk through historic beer halls and cellars; seven tastings including Weisswurst, Brezn and Bavarian beer.
Adventure World Tours gathers at the Barachel Cafe on Rosenthaler Strasse and works through five tastings in three hours, mixing Berlin staples with the international kitchens of Mitte.
TipDepartures at 11:30 and 15:30. visitBerlin sells the same ticket at €49, redeemable as a smartphone ticket for the booked date and time.
Fat Tire Tours runs its Berlin street food ride as a private booking: 3.5 hours by bike through Mitte and Prenzlauer Berg, four tasting stops, a beer garden and a climb up Zionskirche.
TipThe €450 rate covers the whole private group, bikes included. Meet at the Alexanderplatz shop on the north side of the TV Tower, between the Alex Cafe and the tower entrance.
The Ebbelwei-Express rattles a vintage tram around Frankfurt with a bottle of apfelwein and pretzels included in the €8 fare, a full hour of the city from a wooden bench.
TipPay the conductor on board and choose apple juice if cider is not your thing; weekend afternoons sell the benches out fast.
Adventure World Tours runs a 3-hour St Pauli food walk with five tastings at international and Hamburg restaurants, ending near the Reeperbahn S-Bahn.
A three-hour HafenCity and Speicherstadt food walking tour with five specialty stops, capped at 15 guests, finishing at Stoertebeker on the Elbphilharmonie Plaza for a final tasting.
TipBeverages are not included with the tastings; bring extra euros for drinks at each stop.
The MainÄppelHaus orchard centre on Frankfurt's Lohrberg runs apple tasting walks and pressing days where the city's cider culture starts above the city.
TipAutumn pressing weeks are the draw: bring apples, leave with juice; the bistro terrace overlooks the city's only vineyard.
Context Travel's small-group Bavarian food tour walks Munich's Altstadt and Viktualienmarkt with a docent-led briefing on Bavarian culinary traditions.
Eat the World's Westend tour walks three kilometres of Frankfurt's embassy quarter with up to six tastings between the villas and towers of the banking city.
TipThe route ends somewhere other than it starts, by design; dates and start times vary by week, so book through the operator calendar and flag dietary needs ahead.
A three-hour walking food tour through the Südstadt and Severinsviertel with five tasting stops at selected Cologne restaurants and Brauhaus venues.
Eat The World's established Cologne food and culture tour visiting independent shops, restaurants and markets in the city's most diverse neighbourhoods.
Secret Food Tours runs a 3-hour Cologne city food walk for €59 per person meeting in the Altstadt; covers Kölsch, Brauhaus classics and Belgian Quarter.
The Kölsch Brewery Walking Tour starts at Cologne's Cathedral and covers three historic Brauhäuser in 3 hours for €35; a guided Kölsch tasting route through.
Munich Wine Rebels' Glockenbach evening walk pairs natural wines with five food stops across Munich's queerest and most creative borough; 2.5 hours.
Secret Food Tours runs its Frankfurt walk on a locally curated menu, a small-group graze through the city's staple tastes, route revealed only as you walk it.
TipThe operator withholds the stop list on purpose, that is the secret part; tell them about dietary limits when booking.
Frankfurter Stadtevents runs culinary city tours that finish with a tasting on the Kleinmarkthalle's Rollanderhof wine terrace above the market floor.
TipDates sell through the Stadtevents calendar under Kulinarik; the market-hall finale is the reason to pick these over generic walks.

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Taste your way through East Berlin’s transformation. Explore history, street art, and global flavors on a guided food and culture walking tour, vegan-friendly!

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Explore Berlin's most exciting historical hotspots, Mitte. Taste delicacies in various restaurants, and hear authentic stories about the district.

Guided tour · 3 hours
Discover the former East Berlin district of Friedrichshain on a guided craft beer tour. Visit microbreweries and brewpubs to try handcrafted beers.