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Tour of Italy
Nutrition Information
* Nutritional values are approximate and may vary by location and preparation. Source: Olive Garden official website.
A trio of Chicken Parmigiana, Lasagna Classico, and Fettuccine Alfredo on one plate.
Everything You Need to Know About Olive Garden Tour of Italy
The Tour of Italy is Olive Garden's ultimate sampler plate, featuring three of the most iconic dishes: Chicken Parmigiana, Lasagna Classico, and Fettuccine Alfredo all on one plate. Perfect for first-time visitors or anyone who wants to experience three Italian classics in a single meal.
Tour of Italy exists for the diner who cannot decide, and it solves that problem honestly. One plate carries a portion of Chicken Parmigiana, a portion of Lasagna Classico and a portion of Fettuccine Alfredo, which between them cover the three directions this menu goes in: breaded and crisp, baked and layered, creamy and smooth.
The trade-off is portion size. Each third is smaller than the full version of that dish, so if you already know you want lasagna, ordering lasagna gets you more lasagna for less money. This is a plate for exploration, not for maximising any one thing.
At 1,520 calories it is among the heaviest single orders on the menu, and that is before the unlimited breadsticks and first course that come with it. Going in knowing that tends to produce a better evening than discovering it halfway through.
What does Tour of Italy taste like?
Three distinct registers on one plate. The Parmigiana brings crisp breading and tangy marinara, the lasagna brings dense meat and ricotta, and the Alfredo brings smooth cream and parmesan. Eaten together they blur, so most people work through them one at a time.
Who should order Tour of Italy?
First-time visitors, anyone who genuinely cannot choose, and tables sharing several plates. It is also the most efficient way to work out which of the three you want to order properly next time.
Is Tour of Italy worth $21.79?
The price sits above the individual dishes, and per-portion you are paying a premium for the variety rather than saving. Where it does earn its keep is as a shared plate for two alongside another entree, since three sample portions divide better than one large pasta.
How to order Tour of Italy at Olive Garden
- Take a light first course. Minestrone or the salad, not Zuppa Toscana.
- Ask for a takeaway box early. Most people do not finish this plate.
- The lasagna and Parmigiana thirds reheat well. The Alfredo third does not.
- If you are sharing, request extra plates when ordering.
Olive Garden Tour of Italy price in 2026
The Tour of Italy is listed at $21.79 on the Olive Garden menu we track. That figure is a guide rather than a guarantee: most italian chains let individual franchises set their own prices, so the same dish can cost noticeably more in high-rent city centres than in smaller markets, and airport or stadium locations sit higher again. Menu boards and the official app are always the final word for your specific restaurant. We re-check the full Olive Garden menu and refresh this page when prices move.
Ways to customise the Tour of Italy
- •Ask for the components kept separate on the plate if you dislike sauces running together.
- •Request extra marinara or alfredo on the side.
- •It is not usually possible to swap which three dishes appear, since the combination is fixed.
- •Ask for an extra plate if you intend to share, which is a common request.
Tour of Italy vs other Olive Garden picks
A full portion for less money than the trio. Order this instead if you already know Parmigiana is what you want.
The full version of the lasagna third. Denser and far more generous as a single dish.
The full version of the Alfredo third, and considerably cheaper.
What to order with the Tour of Italy
The lightest first course available, which is the only sensible thing to put in front of a plate this heavy.
Acidity before three rich components. Skip the cream soups entirely with this order.
Dietary and allergen notes
- •Contains beef, pork and chicken across the three components.
- •Contains dairy heavily through the alfredo, mozzarella and ricotta.
- •Contains wheat and gluten in all three components.
- •One of the highest-calorie single orders on the menu at 1,520 calories.
Shared fryers and prep surfaces mean cross-contact is possible even when an ingredient is not listed. If you are managing a serious allergy, confirm with the restaurant before you order.
💡 Pro Tips for Ordering Tour of Italy
- 1Order this the first time you visit, then order the one you liked properly on the next visit.
- 2Eat the Alfredo portion first. It is the component that suffers most as the plate cools.
- 3Take a light soup or the salad beforehand. This is not the plate to precede with Zuppa Toscana.
- 4Box up the lasagna and Parmigiana if you cannot finish. Leave the Alfredo, which does not reheat.
- 5It shares well between two people alongside one other main.
Frequently Asked Questions About Olive Garden Tour of Italy
Q:What is included in Olive Garden Tour of Italy?
A single plate with three components: Chicken Parmigiana, Lasagna Classico and Fettuccine Alfredo. Each is a smaller portion than the standalone dish.
Q:How many calories are in Tour of Italy?
Our menu data lists 1,520 calories, which makes it one of the heaviest single orders on the menu before any breadsticks or first course.
Q:Can I substitute one of the three dishes?
The combination is fixed, so swapping components is generally not possible. If you want a different mix, ordering two smaller dishes to share is the usual workaround.
Q:Is Tour of Italy good value?
It costs more than any of the three dishes individually and gives you smaller portions of each, so you are paying for variety rather than quantity. It works best as a first visit or a shared plate.
Q:Can two people share Tour of Italy?
Yes, and it divides more neatly than a single large pasta. Ask for an extra plate when you order. Most tables pair it with one other entree.
Q:Does Tour of Italy come with breadsticks?
Yes. Like all entrees it includes unlimited soup or salad and breadsticks when you dine in. Takeout orders do not include the unlimited first course.
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