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Discover Victoria, Gozo through a 2-3 hour walking tour featuring local foods, historic streets, and cultural insights, guided by passionate local hosts.
Explore the heart of Gozo on the Victoria Gozo Food and Culture Walking Tour, a highly-rated experience that combines delicious local cuisine with fascinating stories of the island’s history. Priced at $74.91 per person and lasting approximately 2 to 3 hours, this small-group tour offers an intimate look at Victoria’s main square, ancient alleyways, and renowned landmarks. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, the tour provides a relaxed pace, plenty of tastings, and practical tips for making the most of your time in Gozo.
Ideal for food lovers and culture enthusiasts, this tour encourages early booking—on average, it is booked 31 days in advance—and features a mobile ticket system for ease of access. While the tour is accessible to most, it’s a great way to get a genuine taste of Gozitan life, with enough flexibility to suit different dietary needs.


The tour begins at the Victoria Health Centre and ends in front of the Astra Theatre in Ir-Rabat, Gozo. This convenient central location puts you near the Gozo Bus Terminus, making it easy to continue exploring after the walk. The 10:00 am start time fits well into a morning itinerary, giving ample time to enjoy the attractions and food tastings before midday.
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The tour explores Triq Vajrina, one of the oldest roads in Victoria, showcasing beautifully adorned doors and the Maltese gallarija or balcony. The walk through St Francis Square reveals a vibrant social hub with bustling activity, ideal for observing local life. On this street, tastings of local morsels are included, giving visitors a real flavor of Gozitan cuisine.
Next, the route takes guests through St. George’s Square, behind the basilica of Saint George. Here, the guide shares stories about culture and tradition, uncovering what happens behind the scenes of this historic site. The exterior views of the basilica are impressive, adding to the sense of stepping back in time.

The lively Independence Square serves as a perfect spot to soak in the local atmosphere. With a mix of locals and travelers, the square is ideal for people watching and understanding its cultural significance. This brief stop offers a glimpse into daily life in Victoria, adding depth to the overall experience.

The tour concludes at the Astra Theatre, an elegant building with impressive architecture. While the theatre itself is not inside the tour, visitors can admire its opulence from the outside. This final stop leaves guests with a sense of the artistic and cultural heritage of Gozo, rounding out the walk with a visual highlight.
A key feature of this tour is the inclusion of several local food samples plus a two-course meal at the finish. The menu features local pastizzi, traditional Maltese coffee, Maltese ravioli, and rabbit stew—dishes that showcase Gozitan culinary traditions. Alongside the food, participants enjoy local drinks, with alcoholic beverages served exclusively to guests 18 and above, following Maltese law.
The experience is designed to give guests a full belly and new appreciation for the island’s cuisine. Many reviews highlight how the guide’s storytelling makes the tastings even more enjoyable, providing context and history for each dish.
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The local guide is central to the tour’s success. Known for warmth and enthusiasm, the guide leads guests through medieval alleyways and charming streets, sharing stories of culture and tradition. The small group size of no more than 12 travelers ensures a personalized experience, with plenty of opportunity to ask questions and get customized tips.
Guests receive a Gozo bingo card highlighting personal food recommendations, which adds an interactive element to the walk. At the end, a digital photo of the group is shared, serving as a lovely souvenir of the day.
The tour departs at 10:00 am from the Victoria Health Centre and wraps up at the Astra Theatre. It is suitable for most travelers, with service animals allowed and proximity to public transportation. Those with dietary restrictions are encouraged to notify in advance—vegetarian options can be accommodated, though vegan, kosher, and gluten-free options are limited.
The tour is free to cancel up to 24 hours in advance, making it flexible for changing travel plans. The maximum group size of 12 helps maintain an intimate atmosphere, ensuring personalized attention from the guide.
What makes this walking tour particularly appealing is the combination of authentic Gozitan cuisine, historic streets, and personal storytelling. The delicious food samples are a highlight for many, along with the insights into local culture. The tour’s pacing is relaxed, allowing guests to enjoy the sights and tastes without feeling rushed.
The knowledgeable guides receive praise in reviews for their passion and friendliness, making the experience feel more like exploring with a local friend rather than a typical tour. The inclusion of local drinks and a two-course meal adds value, making this a satisfying half-day activity.
This tour offers a well-rounded introduction to Victoria’s streets, landmarks, and cuisine. It’s highly suitable for those interested in a relaxed, intimate, and flavorful exploration of Gozo, especially during the early days of their visit. The $74.91 price includes a generous sampling of local dishes and drinks, guided by a host known for warmth and deep local knowledge.
While the tour emphasizes food and culture, it also provides practical tips and personal insights that make planning the remainder of your stay easier. The small group size and personalized approach ensure a memorable experience, perfect for food lovers and culture buffs alike.
“If youre visiting Gozo and want to experience the heart and soul of Victoria, this tour with Leanne is an absolute must! From the very first moment…”
How long does the Victoria Gozo Food and Culture Walking Tour last?
The tour lasts approximately 2 to 3 hours, providing a relaxed pace for sightseeing and tasting.
Where does the tour start and end?
It begins at the Victoria Health Centre and finishes in front of the Astra Theatre in Ir-Rabat, Gozo.
What is included in the tour?
Participants enjoy several local food samples, a two-course meal, local drinks (including an alcoholic beverage for 18+), and a digital photo of the group.
Can dietary restrictions be accommodated?
Vegetarian options are available if notified in advance. However, vegan, kosher, and gluten-free options are very limited.
Is this tour suitable for children or people with mobility issues?
Most travelers can participate, but the tour involves walking through historic streets and alleys, so some mobility consideration may be necessary.
Is there a cancellation policy?
Yes, the tour can be canceled free of charge up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
What makes this tour different from others in Gozo?
The focus on authentic local cuisine combined with storytelling from a passionate guide creates an immersive, memorable experience that highlights both food and cultural insights.
How far in advance should I book?
It is recommended to book around 31 days in advance to secure your spot, especially in peak travel periods.
Are alcoholic drinks served during the tour?
Yes, local alcoholic beverages are included but only served to guests aged 18 and above.
What is the cost of the tour?
The tour costs $74.91 per person, offering an affordable way to explore Victoria’s food and sights with expert guidance.