
Viator · 3 h
Private Parma Food Walking Tour with 10 Local Food Tastings
Explore Parma’s rich culture and fascinating history the best way possible, through its cuisine! Avoid the touristy spots and eat where the locals eat guided by your p...
Ranked by TableJourney editorial score.
Typical price: €10-16 a plate

The DOP raw ham of the Langhirano hills: pork legs cured with sea salt and mountain air for 12 to 36 months, sweet where other hams are salty, sliced to silk in the city's salumerie.
Parma ham was praised by Roman writers, but the modern Prosciutto di Parma DOP is a discipline of geography: legs salted and aged in the valley south of the city, where air moving between Apennines and plain dries them slowly. Only salt is permitted. The consortium's ducal crown brands each approved ham, Langhirano cures most of them, and the September Festival del Prosciutto opens the curing houses to visitors.
4 editor picks for Prosciutto di Parma in Parma, ranked by editorial score. All Parma signature dishes · Prosciutto di Parma across every city.
Order The salumi board from the counter, then anolini in brodo.
Trattoria Sorelle Picchi grew out of a historic salumeria on Strada Farini in Parma, so lunch starts at the counter: culatello, coppa and spalla cotta.
Order A hand-cut culatello etto and whatever they will wrap to go.
Salumeria Garibaldi slices Parmigiano aged up to 100 months and hand-tied culatello on Strada Garibaldi in Parma, a serious 1950s grocery institution.
Order Torta fritta with prosciutto crudo, about 6.50 euro the basket.
Trattoria del Grillo in Vigatto won TV Parma's contest for the city's best torta fritta, pairing the fried puffs with Ponte Romano prosciutto crudo.
Order Prosciutto di Parma aged in the hills you can see from the door.
Taverna del Castello sits below Torrechiara's frescoed castle south of Parma, feeding prosciutto-country walkers on the village's stone lane before the climb.

Viator · 3 h
Explore Parma’s rich culture and fascinating history the best way possible, through its cuisine! Avoid the touristy spots and eat where the locals eat guided by your p...

Day trip · 4 hours
Discover where the world-famous Parmigiano Reggiano cheese and Prosciutto are made, followed by a mouthwatering tasting accompanied by a glass of wine.

Viator · 4 h
Enjoy a easy bike tour to visit a Parmigiano Reggiano cheesefactory and see all production chain, to know the secrets of this great cheese and the huge storage with th...
Editor tip. Ask the salumiere for the part near the shank, the gambetto, if you like it sweeter and drier.